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In the brown ring test, the dark brown ring is observed-----------------A. above the two layers of the liquidsB. at the junction of the two liquid’s layersC. at the bottom of the two liquid’s layersD. beside the meeting point of the two liquid’s layers

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In the brown ring test, the dark brown ring is observed-----------------A. above the two layers of the liquidsB. at the junction of the two liquid’s layersC. at the bottom of the two liquid’s layersD. beside the meeting point of the two liquid’s layers

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The dark brown ring is observed at the junction of the two liquid’s layers. So, the correct answer is B. at the junction of the two liquid’s layers.

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