The number of ionisable hydrogens present in the product obtained from a reaction of phosphorus trichloride and…
p-Block Elements (Class 12) · Class 12 · JEE Main Previous Year Question
The number of ionisable hydrogens present in the product obtained from a reaction of phosphorus trichloride and phosphonic acid is:
- a
3
- b
0
- c✓
2
- d
1
2
Strategy: Identify the product formed from the dehydration reaction of phosphorus trichloride and phosphonic acid.
Step 1: Chemical Reaction Reaction between phosphorus trichloride and phosphonic acid (also known as phosphorous acid, ) results in the formation of pyrophosphorous acid: (Simplified stoichiometry) The product is Pyrophosphorous acid, .
Step 2: Ionisable Hydrogens The structure of pyrophosphorous acid is . It contains two groups and two groups. Only the protons attached to oxygen are ionisable (acidic). Thus, there are 2 ionisable hydrogens.
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