Question

why does CLO 4 minus does not undergo disproportionation reaction​

Answer 1

Answer:

It cannot undergo disproportionation reaction because the CL is in its maximum oxidation state, that is +7.

Answer 2

$ClO^{4-}$ does not undergo a disproportionation reaction​.

Explanation:

• The reaction in which one species is reduced as well as oxidized simultaneously, it is called a disproportionation reaction.
• In the case of the given oxoanion of chlorine, its reduction is possible whereas its oxidation is not possible.
• It is because in $ClO^{4-}$, the chlorine ion is in the +7 oxidation state. Due to this reason, it cannot lose an electron and thus cannot be further oxidized.
• As the major criteria of disproportionation reaction​ are simultaneous oxidation and reduction of single species as $ClO^{4-}$ cannot be oxidized, it cannot undergo a disproportionation reaction​.

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