bromine water has a red brown color due to presence of bromine in it . a student adds bromine water to a little of cooking oil and butter in separate test tubes.(a) what will the student observe when he adds bromine water to cooking oil ? (b) what will the student observe when he adds bromine water to butter ?
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cooking oil decolourises bromine water but butter does not decolourise it.
This is because the cooking oil is unsaturated so it will Decolorise it and butter is saturated so it will not decolorise it
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This is because the cooking oil is unsaturated so it will Decolorise it and butter is saturated so it will not decolorise it
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The brown coloured bromine water becomes colourless when it is added in unsaturated compound. When bromine water is added to both cooking oil and butter ,then cooking oil decolourises bromine water but butter does not decolourise it. Hence cooking oil is unsaturated compound whereas butter is a saturated compound.
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