MCQ
Which is the best reducing agent
- A${F^ - }$
- B$C{l^ - }$
- C$B{r^ - }$
- ✓${I^ - }$
✓
Answer
Correct option: D.
${I^ - }$
d
Strongest reducing agent among the halide ions is $I ^{\ominus}$. Tendency to lose electrons and reducing power are directly related to each other. Large sized iodide ion has maximum tendency to lose electrons and has maximum reducing power.
Strongest reducing agent among the halide ions is $I ^{\ominus}$. Tendency to lose electrons and reducing power are directly related to each other. Large sized iodide ion has maximum tendency to lose electrons and has maximum reducing power.
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