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What is a xenate?

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Updated: 8/21/2019

A xenate is an oxyanion of xenon, chemical formula HXeO4.

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Group 18 elements are noble gases. He and neon are completely inert. Reactive compounds have been made for the heavier ones. Xenon has some well documented oxides such as XeO3 , XeO4 . Xenon fluorides and oxyfluorides are also known. The Xenon oxides react in alkaline medium with base like NaOH to produce Xenate ions such as Na+[HXeO4]- . XeO4 reacts with water to form perxenic acid. This shows that they are Acidic in nature. Less isknown about krypton oxides and very little about Radon.


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