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Standard XII
Chemistry
Disaccharide
why is the re...
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why is the reaction 2kclo3 >2kcl+3 o2 irreversible?
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Solution
KCl +O
2
→ No reaction
Because potassium chloride and oxygen will not react. Potassium is already oxidised to its maximum oxidation state and chlorine cannot reduce oxygen.
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