CCI4 has all of the following characteristic features EXCEPT:
Correct answer: D. It is inflammable
- A. It is colourless liquid
- B. It is used as industrial solvent
- C. It is insoluble in water and soluble in alcohol for fat, oil etc
- D. It is inflammable
Explanation
CCl4 is not flammable because the carbon-chlorine bonds are very strong. These bonds are difficult to break, which means that CCl4 does not react easily with oxygen. As a result, CCl4 does not burn easily. Therefore, option d is correct.
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