Which outcome will result when molecular iodine concentration increases significantly in aqueous solution?

💡 Explanation

The triiodide ion concentration increases because of increased molecular iodine resulting in **complex formation**. Iodine molecules react with iodide ions already in solution to form triiodide ions; therefore, higher iodine concentration shifts the equilibrium toward excess triiodide, rather than precipitation or radical formation.

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