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Chemistry Question on Redox reactions

Which reaction is not feasible :-

A

2KI+Br23KBr+I2 2KI + Br_2 \to 3KBr + I_2

B

2KBr+I22KI+Br22KBr + I_2 \to 2KI + Br_2

C

2KBr+CI22KCI+Br2 2KBr + CI_2 \to 2KCI + Br_2

D

2H2O+2F24HF+O2 2H_2O + 2F_2 \to 4HF + O_2

Answer

2KBr+I22KI+Br22KBr + I_2 \to 2KI + Br_2

Explanation

Solution

2KBr+I22KI+Br22KBr + I_2 \longrightarrow 2KI + Br_2 Reaction is not possible because BrBr^- ion is not oxidised in Br2Br_2 with I2I_2 due to higher electrode potential of I2I_2 than bromine. In halogens fluorine can displace chlorine bromine and iodine, chlorine can displace bromine and iodine and bromide can displace iodine from their salts.