Question

chlorine has a very faint green colour and bromine is orange. what will the colour be before the reaction and what will it change to?

Answer 1

@zaynab123

Answer 2

reaction with what chlorine and bromine mixed together?

Answer 3

do you know somy?

Answer 4

someone help!!!!!!!! :(

Answer 5

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Answer 6

never seen chlorine react with bromine
unless if you are talking about displacement reactions, but for that ur question is not full

Answer 7

ok it is about displacement

Answer 8

oh wait

Answer 9

chlorine + potassium bromide-->bromine + potassium chloride

Answer 10

its 4 this

Answer 11

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Answer 12

there will be reaction in chlorine + potassium bromide
but there will be no reaction bromine + potassium chloride

Answer 13

because chlorine is more reactive than bromine and so it will displace bromine from potassium bromide and the resulting compound will be potassium chloride
second reaction will not happen because bromine is less reactive so it cannot displace Cl from KCl, thus, you end up with the same product = KCl in both cases

Answer 14

what will the colours be?

Answer 15

colorless when dissolved in water as far as i recall

Answer 16

ok thanks

Answer 17

np
you better research these stuff on your own first, its better since you will learn something just by searching

Answer 18

k but i dont anything fink about the colour were gonna do an experiment tommovo

Answer 19

thanks bye