Chemistry, asked by digitechnta, 2 months ago

what happens when iodine reacts with phosphorus?

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Answered by hulumgola10

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Reaction of phosphorus with the halogens

White phosphorus, P4, reacts with iodine, I2, in carbon disulphide (CS2) to form phosphorus(II) iodide, P2I4. The same compound is formed in the reaction between red phosphorus and iodine, I2, at 180°C.

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