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Reactivity Towards Halogens

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PbO2 is stronger oxidizing agent than SnO2. Explain

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This is because in case of Sn +4 oxidation state is more stable as compared to +2 oxidation state. But in case of Pb due to more dominant effect of inert pair effect +2 oxidation state is more stable and hence Pb⁺⁴ gets converted into Pb⁺² easily and acts as a good oxidizing agent.

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