Chemistry, asked by romanakaur8234romana, 1 year ago

why do trihalides of group 13elements fume in the moist air?

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Answered by Adarshcb
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It is because the trihalides of grp. 13 elements react with the atmospheric moisture and form HX gas (X=Cl,Br,I) which are the white fumes given
Answered by acharyashivam9padedx
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Answer:

teihalide of group 13 are hydrolyzed by water to form halides hence they fume in moist air

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