Which one of the following reaction does not come under hydrolysis type reaction?

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🧠 "Hydrolysis" vs. "Redox"
Hydrolysis is essentially a "swap" reaction where water breaks a bond. Crucially, the oxidation states of the atoms being hydrolyzed typically do not change. If there's a zig-zag in oxidation numbers, it's a Redox reaction, not a simple hydrolysis.

🗺️ Analyzing the Reactions
- (a) : Phosphorus stays in  state. This is Hydrolysis.
- (b) : Silicon stays in  state. This is Hydrolysis.
- (c) : Nitrogen stays in  state. This is Hydrolysis.
- (d) : 
  - Fluorine moves fro

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