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How should any excess pyridinium tribromide be neutralized?

How should any excess pyridinium tribromide be neutralized?

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1) Using sodium bisulfite (NaHSO3), excess pyridinium tribromide be neutralized.

Reaction is

HSO3- + Br3- + H2O ...................> SO42- + 3 Br- + Br2

Here sodium bisufite reduce the  tribromide ion .

2) Using external alkene such cyclohexene, we can destroy excess pyridinium tribromide be neutralized.

Reaction:

cyclohexene + pyridinium tribromide ...............> cyclohexane.

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