A The solution becomes a deeper orange.
B The colour of the solution becomes lighter.
C The solution goes colourless.
D The colour of the solution becomes darker.
E No visible change.
The answer is B. Can someone explain this question?
A The solution becomes a deeper orange.
B The colour of the solution becomes lighter.
C The solution goes colourless.
D The colour of the solution becomes darker.
E No visible change.
The answer is B. Can someone explain this question?
If we add Dil NaOH the OH- ions react with the Hydrogen in the products and thus the H+ conc decreases due to formation of water by the reaction of H+ and OH-. This by Le chatelier the reaction moves towards right as to counteract the decrease in H+ conc and thus the color lightens.
Hey thanks for the reply. However, I still have a question: why doesn’t it become colorless?
I think since the reaction is in equilibrium thus there will always be some concentration of Bromine Water to maintain the equilibrium and thus the solution won’t be colorless.