Oscillating Colour Change

The video explains reversible chemical reactions using an oscillating clock reaction experiment. It involves three chemical solutions and a magnetic stirrer to demonstrate color changes in a beaker. The experiment showcases a sequence of reactions that produce iodide ions, iodine molecules, and color changes from amber to dark blue to colorless. The reaction continues until the reactants are consumed, leaving a dark blue liquid. This is known as the Briggs Rauscher oscillating reaction.

What is the final color of the solution after the reaction has completed?

What happens to the iodide ions during the reaction?

Who are the scientists after whom the oscillating clock reaction is named?