Chemistry, asked by Ali80859, 1 year ago

why beryllium halide fume in air

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Answered by monjita
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beryllium halide fume in air because in reaction between beryllium halide and air that is oxygen produce the halide oxide which fumes in air
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Beryllium halides are hydroscopic and fume in air because of hydrolysis.

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