Bromine in water stay in an equilibrium what is almost on left side.
Br2 + H2O => HBr + HOBr
If you add silver ion you will shift it more to the right side.
AgBr will precipitate.
Thanks! I read that HOBr is very unstable in water at temperatures above 0 °C, it will disproportionate to bromate and bromide, so the products at normal conditions would likely be: Br2+AgNO3+H2O AgBr + HBrO3 + HNO3
Bromine in water stay in an equilibrium what is almost on left side.
Br2 + H2O => HBr + HOBr
If you add silver ion you will shift it more to the right side.
AgBr will precipitate.
Thanks! I read that HOBr is very unstable in water at temperatures above 0 °C, it will disproportionate to bromate and bromide, so the products at normal conditions would likely be: Br2+AgNO3+H2O AgBr + HBrO3 + HNO3
Thanks! I read that HOBr is very unstable in water at temperatures above 0 °C, it will disproportionate to bromate and bromide, so the products at normal conditions would likely be:
Br2+AgNO3+H2O
Thanks! I read that HOBr is very unstable in water at temperatures above 0 °C, it will disproportionate to bromate and bromide, so the products at normal conditions would likely be:
Br2+AgNO3+H2O
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Br2 + H2O => HBr + HOBr
If you add silver ion you will shift it more to the right side.
AgBr will precipitate.
Br2 + H2O => HBr + HOBr
If you add silver ion you will shift it more to the right side.
AgBr will precipitate.
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