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Why is ICl more reactive than `I_(2)`?

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`I-Cl` bond is weaker than `I-I` bond and hence `Icl` is more reactive than `I_2`.
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CENGAGE CHEMISTRY ENGLISH-APPENDIX INORGANIC VOLUME 2-Short Answer Type
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  11. Give one example where hydrometallurgy is used for metal extraction?

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  13. When is electrolytic reduction applied for getting a metal?

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  21. Why the boiling point of ammonia is greater than phosphine?

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