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Interhalogen Compounds - Chemical Properties

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The greater the ionic character of the carbon metal bond:

A

The more reactive is the organometallic compound

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The less reactive is the organometallic compound

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C

Both are correct

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None of the above is correct

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Solution

The correct option is A The more reactive is the organometallic compound
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