MCQ
Which of the following is not a heterogeneous adsorption
- ✓Lead chamber's process
- BHaber's process
- COstwald's process
- DContact process
✓
Answer
Correct option: A.
Lead chamber's process
a
Decreasing order of thermal stability of oxy acids of chlorine. $HOClO_3 ; HOClO_2 ; HOClO ; HOCl.$ In $HOClO_3$, chlorine is in $+7$ oxidation state.
Decreasing order of thermal stability of oxy acids of chlorine. $HOClO_3 ; HOClO_2 ; HOClO ; HOCl.$ In $HOClO_3$, chlorine is in $+7$ oxidation state.
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