MCQ
Which of the following are mixed anhydride?
  • A
    $Cl_2O$
  • B
    $ClO_2$
  • $ClO_3$
  • D
    Both $(B)$ and $(C)$

Answer

Correct option: C.
$ClO_3$
c
Fluorine is most electronegative element in periodic table and exhibits $O.S.$ value of $- 1$ only.

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