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Oxides and Oxoacids
There are no fluorine oxides as F is more electronegative than O. Chlorine, bromine and iodine each form several oxides which are thermally unstable, such as chlorine dioxide ClO2. The only fluorine oxoacid, HOF, is unstable at room temperature, but there are many oxoacids of the other halogens. The best known salts of these are; hypochlorite, chlorate(I) CIO-, chlorite, chlorate(III) ClO2-, hypochlorate, chlorate(V) CIO3-, perchlorate, chlorate(VII) ClO4- . These are all powerful oxidising agents.
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Example of Oxidation of Alcohols:
Preparation of Cyclohexanone using hypochlorate...
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