Inorganic Chemistry question
What would be the colour of the solution when iodine is dissolved in a hydrocarbon solvent
A) Grey
B) Brown
C)Yellow
D) Purple
I was certain the answer was D, purple, but the mark scheme says brown? I thought it was brown for when its an aqueous solution but for an organic solvent it's purple/lilac?
Any help appreciated!
A) Grey
B) Brown
C)Yellow
D) Purple
I was certain the answer was D, purple, but the mark scheme says brown? I thought it was brown for when its an aqueous solution but for an organic solvent it's purple/lilac?
Any help appreciated!
Original post by ibbyzenna
D) Purple
Thought so - the markscheme is probably incorrect then?
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