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When chlorine water is added to a solution of KBr, the solution immediately turns orange red, because :

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Chlorine is reduced to chloride ion
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Of the formation of BrCl
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Bromide ion is oxidized to bromine
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Of the formation of Br3
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Solution

The correct option is B Of the formation of BrCl
When chlorine water is added to KBr, chlorine displaces bromine as:
Cl2+2KBr2KCl+Br2
Now Br2 which is formed above reacts with chlorine as:
Cl2+Br22BrCl
The formation of BrCl turns the solution orange red.

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