Chemistry: The Molecular Science
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Chapter 8, Problem 16QRT
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Reason for why gaseous Bromine is reddish brown and transparent whereas liquid Bromine is dark brown and passing of light is little has to be explained using postulates of Kinetic-molecular theory.
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Interpretation Introduction
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Reason for why when equal volumes of gaseous
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