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Chromyl chloride, brown ring and ring tests
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Sodium iodide solution is shaken with a little chlorine water and carbon tetrachloride. The lower organic layer becomes
A
orange-brown
B
green
C
colourless
D
violet
Answer: D
Chlorine oxidises
I
X
−
to
I
X
2
,
2
I
X
−
+
Cl
X
2
I
X
2
+
2
Cl
X
−
, and iodine dissolves in
CCl
X
4
to give a violet layer. Bromine would give orange-brown.
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