2. When we do this experiment in our laboratory, bromine in dichloromethane is provided as a premixed solution. Briefly describe how the experimenter in the video generates their own bromine in dichloromethane solution.

2. When we do this experiment in our laboratory, bromine in dichloromethane is provided as a premixed solution. Briefly describe how the experimenter in the video generates their own bromine in dichloromethane solution.

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Chapter7: Extraction

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