Biology, asked by ritamalhotra1373, 1 year ago

Why interhalogen compounds are more reactive than their parent?

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Answered by TheEdward

It is because the bond present between same halogens are more stronger than bond present between different halogens for example : BrI is more stronger than Br2

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