ClOF3 + Cl2O = ClF + ClO2F |

ClOF₃ + Cl₂O → 2ClF + ClO₂F

Chlorine trifluoride-oxide react with dichlorine monoxide to produce chlorine(I) fluoride and chlorine fluoride-dioxide. The reaction is proceeds at room temperature.

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Chlorine trifluoride-oxide react with dichlorine monoxide

ClOF₃ + Cl₂O → 2ClF + ClO₂F

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Chlorine trifluoride-oxide react with dichlorine monoxide

ClOF3 + Cl2O → 2ClF + ClO2F

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Сoding to search: ClOF3 + Cl2O = 2 ClF + ClO2F

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ClOF₃ + Cl₂O → 2ClF + ClO₂F

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