Chemistry, asked by mraj62668, 1 year ago

why does PH3 fumes in moist air?

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Answered by mdshaz45610
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In the presence of moisture, the hydrolysis of PCl3 gives fumes of phosphorus acid and hydrochloric acid.

Answered by prmkulk1978
27

PH3 fumes in moist air because of the following chemical reaction :

Phosphine reacts with water to UNDERGO HYDROLYSIS

reaction  to produce to hydrogen chloride and phosphorous

acid

This Hydrogen chloride which is liberated fumes in air.

PH3 +3H20---->H3P03+3HCl

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