JEE Advanced · Chemistry · 21. p Block (G15-18)
The reaction of and gives a compound . The number of moles of produced by the complete hydrolysis of of is _____ .
- A 2
- B 4
- C 6
- D 8
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(B) 4
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\(\underset{(\text P )}{6\text{ XeF} _4}+12\text H _2\text O \longrightarrow 4 \text{Xe} +2\text{ XeO} _3+24 \text{HF}\) \(+~3\text O _2\)
Number of moles of formed by complete hydrolysis of mole of
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