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When iodoform is heated with Ag(NO3) solution a precipitate is formed,no precipitate is formed,if chloroform is used in place of iodoform.Explain

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Answered by khansadaf2003
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Answer:

Iodoform consists of a weak C-IC−I bond and thus easily hydrolyses to give enough I^ˉI  

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 ion to react with AgNO_3AgNO  

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Chloroform has a stronger bond with the halogen ClCl and thus does not easily hydrolyse to provide for {Cl}^ˉCl  

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 ions.

Explanation:

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