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What changes in color when bromine reacts with an alkene

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Answer:

For bromine, the dark red color disappears quickly as the atoms of bromine bond with the atoms of carbon in the double bond.

Explanation:

Tresset [83]4 years ago

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Answer:

Question: What Changes In Color Occur When Bromine Or KM_nO_4 Reacts With An Alkeline? For Bromine, The Dark Red Quickly As The Atom Of Bromine Bond With The Atom P Of Carbon In The Double Bond.

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And this is shown in the figure attached.