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Incorrect statement for pyrophosphorus acid $H_4P_2O_5$ is :
Incorrect statement for pyrophosphorus acid $H_4P_2O_5$ is :
Updated On: Jan 30, 2025
- contains $P$ in $+5$ oxidation state
- it is dibasic acid
- it is strongly reducing in nature
- it contains one P�O�P bond
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Pyrophosphorous acid $\left( H _{4} P _{2} O _{5}\right)$ contains $P$ atom in $+3$ oxidation state.
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