3.2 group 2 + halogens Flashcards

1
Q

going down group 2 atomic radius:

A

increases

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2
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going down group 2 first ionisation energy:

A

decreases

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3
Q

going down group 2 melting point:

A

decreases

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4
Q

would group 2 be reducing or oxidising agents?

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reducing agents as another element will be reudced when they recieve the 2 electrons

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5
Q

group 2 reaction with oxygen

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6
Q

group 2 reaction with acids

A
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7
Q

group 2 reaction with water

A
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8
Q

down the group, solubility of hydroxides of group 2 elements:

A

increases

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9
Q

use of Mg(OH)₂

A

sold as indigestion remedy

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10
Q

use of Ca(OH)₂

A

limewater
treat agriculture to treat acidic soil

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11
Q

use of CaCO₃

A

indigestion remedy

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12
Q

group 2 oxide reaction with water

A
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13
Q

properties of the halogens

A
  • diatomic molecules
  • instantaneous dipole-induced dipole
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14
Q

down the group the boiling point of halogens: + why

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increases because more electrons = stronger forces = more energy needed

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15
Q

down the group the electronegativity of halogens: + why

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decreases because shielding increases so electrons less attracted so electronegativty decreases

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16
Q

what colour do the halogens go in water?

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chlorine = pale green
bromine = orange-brown
iodine = brown

17
Q

how to tell the difference between bromine and iodine solutions

A

add cyclohexane and iodine = deep violet

18
Q

disproportionation reaction

A

when the same element is both oxidised and reduced

19
Q

chlorine reaction with water + oxidation states

A

Cl = 0 in Cl

20
Q

chlorine reaction with water + oxidation states

A

Cl = 0 in Cl₂
+1 in HClO
-1 in HCl

21
Q

use of Chloric(I) acid

A

used as bleach or to kill bacteria due to oxidising properties

22
Q

chlorine reaction with water in presence of sunlight

A
23
Q

sodium chlorate reaction with water

A
24
Q

chlorine reaction wtih diulte aq NaOH

A
25
Q

down the halogen group reducing power:

A

increases

26
Q

halogens are x agents

A

oxidising

27
Q

halid ions are x agents

A

reducing