Displacement reactions of halogens,

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What happens in a displacement reaction

We take a halogen in aqueous solution, and react it with an aqueous solution of a metal halide

Chlorine is more reactive than bromine, so in this reaction, the chlorine has displaced bromide ion.

Chlorine is more reactive than bromine, so it is more powerful oxidising agent

The chlorine atoms are oxidising the bromine atoms, at same time chlorine atoms reduced to chloride ions

At end , bromine atoms have oxidation number of zero, as bromine is element

Chloride ions have ox number of -1

<p>We take a halogen in aqueous solution, and react it with an aqueous solution of a metal halide</p><p>Chlorine is more reactive than bromine, so in this reaction, the chlorine has displaced bromide ion.</p><p>Chlorine is more reactive than bromine, so it is more powerful oxidising agent</p><p>The chlorine atoms are oxidising the bromine atoms, at same time chlorine atoms reduced to chloride ions</p><p>At end , bromine atoms have oxidation number of zero, as bromine is element</p><p>Chloride ions have ox number of -1</p>
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