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White phosphorus reacts with NaOH forming PH3 and H2PO2. This is an example of :

A
neutealisation
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thermal decomposition
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C
redox reaction
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D
disproportionation
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Solution

The correct option is D disproportionation
2P4+3NaOH+9H2O3NaH2PO4+5PH3
P (0) P (+5) P (-3)

So, its a disproportionation reaction.

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