ClOF3 + HCl • H2O = HF + Cl2 + ClO2 |

ClOF₃ + 2(HCl•H₂O) → 6HF + Cl₂ + 2ClO₂

Chlorine(V) trifluoride-oxide react with hydrate hydrogen chloride to produce hydrogen fluoride, chlorine and chlorine dioxide. This reaction takes place at a temperature near -40°C.

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Chlorine(V) trifluoride-oxide react with hydrate hydrogen chloride

ClOF₃ + 2(HCl•H₂O) → 6HF + Cl₂ + 2ClO₂

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Chlorine(V) trifluoride-oxide react with hydrate hydrogen chloride

ClOF3 + 2(HCl•H2O) → 6HF + Cl2 + 2ClO2

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Сoding to search: ClOF3 + 2 HCl • H2O = 6 HF + Cl2 + 2 ClO2

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ClOF₃ + 2(HCl•H₂O) → 6HF + Cl₂ + 2ClO₂

Add / Edited: 15.03.2015 /