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In the conversion of BrO3 − to BrO4 −:

A
there is no change in oxidation number
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B
reduction takes place in basic solution
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C
reduction also takes place by XeF2
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D
equivalent mass of BrO3 is one-half of ionic mass
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Solution

The correct option is D equivalent mass of BrO3 is one-half of ionic mass
A. During the conversion of BrO3 to BrO4, the oxidation number of bromine changes from +5 to +7. Hence, the option A is incorrect.
B. and C. Since there is an increase in the oxidation number, the net reaction is the oxidation of bromine. Hence, the options B and C are incorrect.
D. The equivalent mass of BrO3 is the ratio of the ionic mass to the change in the oxidation number. It is tone half of the ionic mass as the change in the oxidation number is 2. Thus, the option D is correct.

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