MCQ
Chlorine cannot displace
- ✓Fluorine from $NaF$
- BIodine from $NaI$
- CBromine from $NaBr$
- DNone of these
✓
Answer
Correct option: A.
Fluorine from $NaF$
a
(a) $C{l_2} + NaF\, \to \,{\rm{No\, reaction}}$
(a) $C{l_2} + NaF\, \to \,{\rm{No\, reaction}}$
Since $C{l_2}$ is less electronegative then ${F_2}$. Therefore unable to displace fluorine from its salt.
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