Group 7 Flashcards

1
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Explain the Halide Boiling point trend

A

Increases as you go down the group

VDW forces increase due to the increasing size and relative mass

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Explain the Halide electronegativity trend

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Decreases as you go down the group

The atoms get larger and the distance between the positive nucleus and the bonding electrons increases

More shielding

So the ability for the atom to attract the electron density towards itself decreases

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Explain the Halide Reactivity trend

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Reactivity decreases as you go down the group

For a reaction to occur an electron must be be gained

As atomic radius increases from shielding of extra electron shells
atoms with a larger radius attract electrons worse then atoms with a smaller radius, due to less attractive forces between the nucleus and the bonding electrons
hence its ability to attract an electron decreases

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4
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Explain the Halogen Oxidising Power trend

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Decreases as you go down the group

Oxidising Power is the ability to oxidise another species

This requires the acceptance of the electron that is lost from the oxidised molecule

As atomic radius increases, atoms with a larger radius attract electrons worse then atoms with a smaller radius, due to less attractive forces between the nucleus and the bonding electrons

More Shielding is Present

So the ability to gain an electron decreases

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5
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Explain the Halogen Reducing Power Trend

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Increases as you go down the group

Reducing Power is the ability to reduce another species

This requires emitting the electron that is gained by the reduced molecule

As atomic radius increases, atoms with a larger radius attract electrons worse then atoms with a smaller radius due to less attractive forces between the nucleus and bonding electrons

More Shielding is present

So the ability to loose an electron increases.

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6
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A Halogen will displace a halide from solution if ________________________

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The halide in the solution is less reactive/ lower in the periodic table

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7
Q

Write out the equation for water sterilisation

What reaction type is it and why?

Which of the products is used the kill bacteria

A

Disproportionation Reaction-> Chlorine is simultaneously reduced and oxidised

ClO- ions are used to kill bacteria

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8
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Write out the Equation out for the formation of Bleach

What Reaction type is it and why?

What is the Formula for Bleach?

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Disproportionation Reaction-> Chlorine is simultaneously reduced and oxidised

NaClO(aq)

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9
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Why does the chlorine in Water Sterilisation need to be topped up often? (use an equation)

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Sunlight can decompose the chlorine in the water, without the useful ClO- as a product

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10
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What are the uses of bleach?

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-Water Treatment
-Bleaching Fabrics and Paper
-Cleaning Agents

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11
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What are some advantages to Drinking Chlorinated Water?

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-Destroys Microorganisms
-Long Lasting Defence (Reduces Bacteria Build up futher down the Supply)
-Reduces Growth of Algae which can make water foul

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12
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What are Some Disadvantages to Drinking Chlorinated Water?

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-Chlorine gas is toxic and irritates the respiratory system
-Liquid Chlorine can cause chemical burns
-Chlorine can react with organic compounds to create chloroalkanes within the water supply which have been linked to cause cancerous cells

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13
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Write out the Equations for the reaction between Sulphuric Acid and a Halide ion, so that the sulphur containing product has Sulphur at oxidisation state of 6

How would you distinguish this reaction?

What Halides can React is such way?

State the role of the Sulphuric acid

A

H2SO4 + NaX -> NaHSO4 + HX

HX is a Steamy Fume

Cl Br I

Proton Donor

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14
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Write out the Equations for the reaction between Sulphuric Acid and a Halide ion, so that the sulphur containing product has Sulphur at oxidisation state of 4

How would you distinguish this reaction?

What Halides can react in this way

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2X- —-> X2 + 2e-

H2SO4 +2H+ + 2e- —> SO2 + 2H2O

O: H2SO4 + 2H+ +2x- —> SO2 + 2H2O + X2

SO2 is a colourless gas
Br2 produces a Brown fume
I2 produces a Purple Fume

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15
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Write out the Equations for the reaction between Sulphuric Acid and a Halide ion, so that the sulphur containing product has Sulphur at oxidisation state of 0

How would you distinguish this reaction?

What Halides can react in this way

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2X- —-> X2 + 2e- (Multiplied by 3)

H2SO4 +6H+ + 6e- —> S + 4H2O

O: H2SO4 + 6H+ + 6X- —> S + 4H2O + 3X2

S is a yellow solid
I2 produces a Purple Fume
Only iodine has enough reducing power for this

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16
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Write out the Equations for the reaction between Sulphuric Acid and a Halide ion, so that the sulphur containing product has Sulphur at oxidisation state of -2

How would you distinguish this reaction?

What Halides can react in this way

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2X- —-> X2 + 2e- (Multiplied by 4)

H2SO4 +8H+ + 8e- —> H2S + 4H2O

O: H2SO4 + 8H+ + 8X- —> H2S + 4H2O + 4X2

H2S Produces a rotten Egg Smell
I2 produces a Purple Fume
Only iodine has enough reducing power for this

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18
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Why does the amount of chlorine in water systems need to be controlled (1)

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Chlorine forms toxic products with water —-> that could cause respiratory issues or even death

19
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Equal volumes of 1-chlorobutane, 1-bromobutane and 1-iodinebutane are placed in separate test tubes

Then Silver nitrate is added to each

Explain the order which the precipitates appear

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AgI = fastest
AgCl = slowest

C-I bond enthalpy is the lowest, due to size of iodine ions

hense least amount of energy needed to break it.