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    This document describes a test to identify three unlabeled solutions - A, B, and C - known to contain sodium iodide, sodium bromide, or sodium chloride. The test involves adding chlorine solution to each, which will cause solutions A and B to change color, identifying them as sodium iodide (red-brown) and sodium bromide (yellow), while solution C remains colorless, identifying it as sodium chloride. A table is provided to record the results of the test and identify each solution.

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    This document describes a test to identify three unlabeled solutions - A, B, and C - known to contain sodium iodide, sodium bromide, or sodium chloride. The test involves adding chlorine solution to each, which will cause solutions A and B to change color, identifying them as sodium iodide (red-brown) and sodium bromide (yellow), while solution C remains colorless, identifying it as sodium chloride. A table is provided to record the results of the test and identify each solution.

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    This document describes a test to identify three unlabeled solutions - A, B, and C - known to contain sodium iodide, sodium bromide, or sodium chloride. The test involves adding chlorine solution to each, which will cause solutions A and B to change color, identifying them as sodium iodide (red-brown) and sodium bromide (yellow), while solution C remains colorless, identifying it as sodium chloride. A table is provided to record the results of the test and identify each solution.

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    Solving the Solutions

    1. The labels have fallen off three solutions.

    The three solutions are known to be sodium iodide (NaI), sodium bromide
    (NaBr) and sodium chloride (NaCl).

    Devise a test to positively identify the three solutions: A, B and C. Explain how
    your test results will be conclusive with the aid of balanced symbol equations.

    Create a table that could be used to record your results.

    Add a solution of chlorine to all three solutions.

    The solution of sodium iodide will change from colourless to red-brown as


    iodine is formed.

    Cl2(aq) + 2NaI(aq) → I2(aq) + 2NaCl(aq)

    The solution of sodium bromide will change from colourless to yellow as


    bromine is formed.

    Cl2(aq) + 2NaBr(aq) → Br2(aq) + 2NaCl(aq)

    The solution of sodium chloride will remain colourless.

    Solution Colour change on Identity of solution


    addition of chlorine
    A
    B
    C
    Solving the Solutions

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