Why is the iodination of bromine difficult?
Asked by deepthy13jgd
| 21st May, 2014,
10:33: PM
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Iodine and bromine, both are halogens. Hence, iodination of bromine is not possible. Do you mean ionization of of bromine instead of iodination of bromine?
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Answered by Prachi Sawant
| 23rd May, 2014,
10:56: AM
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