Question
0.05 L of chlorine gas is bubbled through 0.5 L of 2 M sodium Bromide solution.
-What type of reaction is this ?
A) Single Replacment B) Double Replacement
C) Synthesis D) Decomposition E) Combustion
- What product(s) will be predicted for this reaction? (bubble all that apply)
A) No Products Form B) Na C) Br D) NaCl
E) Br2
-What type of reaction is this ?
A) Single Replacment B) Double Replacement
C) Synthesis D) Decomposition E) Combustion
- What product(s) will be predicted for this reaction? (bubble all that apply)
A) No Products Form B) Na C) Br D) NaCl
E) Br2
Answers
bobpursley
Cl will replace Br, so Br2 bubbles can form, but much is likely to go into solution. Reaction is single replacement.
Courtany
Thank you so much for explaining this to me !!! I honestly don't understand my chemistry teacher sometimes!!!
DrBob222
Cl2(g) + 2NaBr(aq) ==> Br2(l) + 2NaCl
The second part of the question. You "bubble in" (I guess it means mark in) E which is Br2 and D which is NaCl.
The second part of the question. You "bubble in" (I guess it means mark in) E which is Br2 and D which is NaCl.