72. In the manufacture of bromine from
sea water, the mother liquor containing
bromides is treated with
(a) carbon dioxide
(c) iodine
(b) chlorine
(d) sulphur dioxide
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Bromide in the mother liquor (containing MgBr2) is oxidised to Br, by passing Cl, which is a stronger oxidising agent.
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