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the purple colour of iodine vapour is due to​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Sublimation

Explanation:

Sublimation of iodine where it turns from solid directly to gaseous state without turning into a liquid state.

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Answered by jharishav1176
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The name is from Greek meaning violet or purple due to the colour of elemental iodine vapour. It is a bluish-black solid with a metallic lustre sublimating into violet-pink gas and colour is due to absorption of visible light by an electronic transition between highest and lowest molecular orbitals.

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