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Interhalogen Compounds Can Be Produced by Reacting Two Different Halogens

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Interhalogen compounds can be produced by reacting two different halogens together.Which one of the following compounds does not exist?


A) ClF
B) ClBr
C) ClBr3
D) IF3

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