Bromine water is a yellow-orange color due to the dissolved bromine molecules. When you add NaCl (sodium chloride, or table salt) to bromine water, the color remains yellow-orange.

Here's why:

* No reaction occurs. NaCl is a salt and doesn't react with bromine water. It simply dissolves in the water.

* Bromine remains dissolved. The bromine molecules remain dissolved in the water, giving the solution its characteristic yellow-orange color.

Therefore, mixing bromine water and NaCl won't change the color.