How do you know when all of the bromine has been consumed? Group of answer choices1. It will all be consumed by the cinnamic acid since you're using equal moles of each 2. It will be consumed as soon as you add some cyclohexene3. It will be consumed as soon as you add some sodium bisulfite 4. When the solution turns clear, either at the end of the reaction or when you add sufficient cyclohexene

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Luciana Baldwin

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24 November, 08:49

How do you know when all of the bromine has been consumed? Group of answer choices1. It will all be consumed by the cinnamic acid since you're using equal moles of each 2. It will be consumed as soon as you add some cyclohexene3. It will be consumed as soon as you add some sodium bisulfite 4. When the solution turns clear, either at the end of the reaction or when you add sufficient cyclohexene

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Deangelo Lamb · Answer 1

When the solution turns clear, either at the end of the reaction or when you add sufficient cyclohexene

Explanation:

The colour of bromine in the solution is usually yellow, however when the solution turns clear, this shows that all the bromine has been consumed.

Another way to make sure that all the bromine molecules are consumed is by addition of an unsaturated hydrocarbon like cyclohexene. Cyclohexene will consume the bromine molecules and the solution will become clear, while the cyclohexene becomes more saturated by becoming bromo cyclohexane.