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Why are interhalogen compounds nore reactive than elemental halogens?

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Answered by PiyushSinghRajput1
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The inter halogens are generally more reactive than halogens except F. This is because A-X bonds in interhalogens are weaker than the X-X bonds in dihalogen molecules. Reaction of inter halogens are similar to halogens. Hydrolysis of interhalogen compounds give halogen acid and oxy-acid.
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The inter halogens are generally more reactive than halogens except F. This is because A-X bonds in interhalogensare weaker than the X-X bonds in dihalogen molecules. Reaction of interhalogens are similar to halogens. Hydrolysis of interhalogen compoundsgive halogen acid and oxy-acid.
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