A student observes that the solution containing Br₂ is reddish, a solution of Cl₂ is faintly yellow-green, and a solution of l2 is faintly violet. The student mixes a cyclohexane solution containing Br₂ with a halide solution containing I. After mixing, the student observes that the cyclohexane layer is faintly violet What species is present in the halogen layer? Did a reaction occur? Select one: O 1₂, no reaction Br, reaction occurred O 12, reaction occurred O Br, no reaction OI, reaction occurred Br₂, no reaction OI, no reaction Br₂, reaction occurred

A student observes that the solution containing Br₂ is reddish, a solution of Cl₂ is faintly yellow-green, and a solution of l2 is faintly violet. The student mixes a cyclohexane solution containing Br₂ with a halide solution containing I. After mixing, the student observes that the cyclohexane layer is faintly violet What species is present in the halogen layer? Did a reaction occur? Select one: O 1₂, no reaction Br, reaction occurred O 12, reaction occurred O Br, no reaction OI, reaction occurred Br₂, no reaction OI, no reaction Br₂, reaction occurred

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Chapter20: The Representative Elements

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