MCQ
The correct statement for the molecule, $CsI_3$ is :
- AIt is a covalent molecule.
- ✓It contains $Cs^+$ and $I_3^-$ ions.
- CIt contains $Cs^{+3}$ and $I^-$ ions.
- DIt contains $Cs^+, I^-$ and lattice $I_2$ molecule.
✓
Answer
Correct option: B.
It contains $Cs^+$ and $I_3^-$ ions.
b
$C s l_{3}$ dissociates as
$C s l_{3}$ dissociates as
$C s l_{3} \rightarrow C s^{+}+I_{3}$
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