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Dichlorine monoxide dissolve in chlorine gas, because​

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It is a strong oxidizing agent and dissolves in water to give chloric( I) acid. Red-yellow gas. Very reactive and unstable.

Step-by-step explanation:

Dichlorine monoxide is formed by passing chlorine diluted with an inert gas over the surface of a slowly stirred 50% NaOH solution at about 5 °C. Dichlorine oxide gas is not used directly because of a tendency to explode when heated or sparked.

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