KClO₃ (aq) + KBr (aq) → KCl (aq) + KBrO₃ (aq)

This is an oxidation-reduction (redox) reaction:

KBr is a reducing agent, KClO₃ is an oxidizing agent.

Reactants:

• KClO₃
  • Names: Potassium chlorate , Potassium chlorate(V) , Potcrate , Potassium oxymuriate
  • Appearance: White crystals or powder ; Colourless crystals or white powder
• KBr
  • Names: Potassium bromide , KBr , Kaliumbromid
  • Appearance: White solid

Products:

• KCl
  • Names: Potassium chloride , Sylvite , Muriate of potash ... show moreKlor-Con M15 , K-Lease , Klor-Con 8 , K+10 , K+8 , Klor-Con M10 , Micro-K 10 , Kato , Kaon Cl-10 , Kaon-Cl , Kaon Cl , Micro-K , Klor-Con 10Meq , Klor-Con 10 , Micro-K Ls , K-dur , Klor-Con , Klor-Con M20 , Slow-K , Ten-K , Klotrix , [KCl] , Kaliumchlorid , Chloride of potash , Kaon-CL 10 , Klor-CON , KCl , Monopotassium chloride , K-Tab , Chlorid draselny , Potassium Chloride show less
  • Appearance: White crystalline solid ; Colourless hygroscopic crystals
• KBrO₃ – Potassium bromate
  • Other names: Potassium bromate(V) , Bromic acid , Potassium salt ... show moreBromic acid, potassium salt , Potassium trioxobromate , E924 show less
  • Appearance: White crystalline powder ; White crystals or powder