The correct option is B 3I2+6OH−→IO−3+5I−+3H2O
Disproportionation reactions
The redox reaction in which an element from the same oxidation state changes to two different oxidation states (one lower and other higher)
(a) 0Cu+4H+5NO3→+2Cu(NO3)2+2+4NO2+2H2O
Cu is undergoing oxidation while HNO3 is undergoing reduction, hence it is an intermolecular redox reaction.
(b)
3I2+6OH−→IO−3+5I−+3H2O
30I2→+5IO−3 oxidation
30I2→−1I − reduction
here I2 is undergoing oxidation as well as reduction.
So, this is a disproportionation reaction.
c) 2+1I−1Cl→0Cl2+0I2
I2 is undergoing oxidation while Cl2 is undergoing reduction.In this case, oxidation and reduction takes place through a single molecule so it is a intramolecular redox reaction.
d) 0Zn+2−1HCl→+2ZnCl2+0H2
Zn is undergoing oxidation while HCl is undergoing reduction, hence it is an intermolecular redox reaction.