MCQ
Which of the following is not halide ore ?
- ACryolite
- BFluorspar
- CHorn silver
- ✓Limonite
✓
Answer
Correct option: D.
Limonite
d
The disproportionation reaction is as given below.
The disproportionation reaction is as given below.
$5 I _2 O _4 \rightarrow 4 I _2 O _5+ I _2$
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