In spite of having lower dissociation energies, bromine and iodine are weaker oxidizing…
Chemistry · JEE Main · NTA Exams — p-Block Elements
In spite of having lower dissociation energies, bromine and iodine are weaker oxidizing agents than chlorine due to their
- smaller electron affinities and greater hydration energies
- smaller electron affinities and smaller hydration energies
- greater electron affinities and greater hydration energies
- greater electron affinities and smaller hydration energies
Answer
(B) smaller electron affinities and smaller hydration energies
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