Experiments for 'hydrogen bromide'
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 'hydrogen bromide':
EXPERIMENT 1
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Nitrogen oxides do not dissolve in ligroin. Nitrosyl bromide does. When a
compound with unstaturated C=C bonds is added, then the nitrosyl bromide
does not quickly decompose. It does not react with alkenes and the presence
of alkenes does not cause it to decompose quickly.
EXPERIMENT 2
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Sodium selenite dissolves in concentrated hydrobromic acid with a red/brown
color. When this solution is shaken with ligroin, then the ligroin layer also
turns red/brown. The compound, dissolved in the ligroin layer is a selenium
compound, as is demonstrated by the experiment, described in more detail below.
EXPERIMENT 3
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Chlorite ion and chlorine dioxide are sluggish oxidizers when in aqueous
solution, even in the presence of quite some acid. Bromide ion only is oxiduzed
very slowly and only partially.
EXPERIMENT 4
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Cesium ion allows many very special complexes to be isolated as solid salts. In
this experiment it is demonstrated how this is done for selenium and tellurium
complexes.
End of results for 'hydrogen bromide'