Experiments for 'bromine'
Below follows a summary of all experiments, matching your search. Click one of the EXPERIMENT hyperlinks for a complete description of the experiment.
Results for 'bromine':
EXPERIMENT 1
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Bromine reacts vigorously with hydroxyl ammonium ion. A lot of colorless gas is
produced in this reaction.
EXPERIMENT 2
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Bromine does not react with formic acid, or it reacts very slowly. When
aluminium is added, then this quickly shows a violent reaction and all of the
aluminium dissolves, leaving a clear orange/red and someawhat viscous liquid.
On dilution with water, a clear yellow liquid is obtained.
EXPERIMENT 3
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Bromine dissolves fairly well in pure formic acid, but no redox reaction
occurs, not even on heating. When water is added to the mix, then a redox
reaction sets in, in which bubbles of gas are produced (probably CO2).
EXPERIMENT 4
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When antimony is added to liquid bromine, then a violent reaction occurs, even
with appearance of sparks.
End of results for 'bromine'