Displacement reactions of halogens

Question 1

What happens in an displacement reaction with halogens?

Answer 1

= aq halogen solution
= react with aq metal halide solution

= a more reactive halogen with displace a less reactive halogen as it is a more powerful oxidising agent
= balanced equation

Question 2

What is produced in a displacement reaction?

Answer 2

= a halogen- coloured elements
= colour change

Question 3

In aqueous solution what does chlorine look like?

Answer 3

= pale green

Question 4

In aqueous solution what does bromine look like?

Answer 4

= irange but when we add non-polar organic solvent (cyclohexane)
it is orange
= yelllow

Question 5

In aqueous solution what does flourine look like?

Answer 5

= brown but when we add a nin-polar organic solvent (cyclohexane) it is purple

= forms an upper layer+ does not take part in the reaction- halogens dissolve in allowing to see colours
= brown solution

Question 6

What happens when chlorine reacts with sodium bromide solution?

Answer 6

= start: pale green
reaction forms bromine so it is orange

Question 7

What happens when sodium iodide solution reacts with chlorine solution?

Answer 7

= start: pale green
reaction forms iodine, brown, when we add cycolhexane it is purple