Chemistry · Metals and Non-metals
Which of the following is likely to happen when chlorine gas is bubbled through an aqueous solution of sodium bromide?
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- 1Sodium chloride is formed through a decomposition reaction.
- 2No chemical reaction will take place because chlorine is less reactive.
- 3Sodium chloride is formed through a displacement reaction.✓
- 4Pure elemental sodium is obtained through sublimation.
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Sodium chloride is formed through a displacement reaction.
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