Group 7 Elements Flashcards

1
Q

What does PEAS stand for?

A

Protons, Electrons, Attractions and Shielding.

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2
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What happens to atomic radius as it goes down the elements?

A

Atomic Radius Increases

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3
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What happens to melting / boiling points as it goes down the elements? Why does this happen?

A
Melting / Boiling Points increase. 
This happens because:
Atomic radius increases 
There's more room for London forces. 
More energy is required to break them 
Making the melting / boiling point higher.
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4
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As it goes down the elements, do the halogens get better or worse at being oxidising agent?

A

The halogens get worse at being an oxidising agent as we go down the table.

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5
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Why is Fluorine a better oxidising agent than Iodine?

A

Fluorine can gain an electron more easily than Iodine.

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6
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What can we use to make colours more distinct when we want to know what halogen a colour is representing?

A

Cyclohexane can make colours more distinct.

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7
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What reaction can we do to prove which halogens are more reactive than others?

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We can react a more reactive halogen with a less reactive halide ion to show that the halogen will take the halide ion’s electron. This is often called a displacement reaction.

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8
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What colour is Aqueous Chlorine normally?

A

A pale green solution.

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9
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What colour is Aqueous Chlorine with Cyclohexane?

A

A pale green solution.

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10
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What colour is Aqueous Bromine normally?

A

A yellow - orange solution.

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11
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What colour is Aqueous Bromine with Cyclohexane?

A

A red - orange solution.

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12
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What colour is Aqueous Iodine normally?

A

A brown solution.

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13
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What colour is Aqueous Iodine with Cyclohexane?

A

A purple solution.

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14
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What three displacement reactions (with a halogen and halide ion) result in a colour change?

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Cl₂ + 2Br⁻ —> Cl⁻ + Br₂
Cl₂ + 2I⁻ —> Cl⁻ + I₂
Br₂ + 2I⁻ —> Br⁻ + I₂

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15
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What colour do we get when we add silver nitrate to chloride?

A

White Precipitate.

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16
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What colour do we get when we add silver nitrate to bromide?

A

Cream Precipitate.

17
Q

What colour do we get when we add silver nitrate to Iodide?

A

Yellow Precipitate.

18
Q

What is the halide ion test?

A

Add silver nitrate to an unknown halide solution and observe the colour of the precipitate.

19
Q

If we are still not sure what substance the halide ion is after the halide ion test, what test can we do to be be even more sure?

A

We could add Ammonia Solution to see how soluble it is.

20
Q

When ammonia solution is added, how does the solubility change as we go down the periodic table.

A

The solutions become less soluble.

21
Q

What household product is NaClO found in?

A

Bleach.

22
Q

What is the reaction when Chlorine is added to water?

A

Cl₂ + H₂O —> HCl + HClO

23
Q

What is the reaction when Chlorine is added to sodium hydroxide?

A

Cl₂ + 2NaOH —> NaCl + NaClO + H₂O

24
Q

What are the advantages of using Chlorine in water?

A

It kills bacteria.

25
Q

What are the disadvantages of using Chlorine in water?

A

It’s toxic.

26
Q

What are the advantages of using Fluoride in water?

A

It’s good at cleaning teeth.

27
Q

What are the disadvantages of using Fluoride in water?

A

Some people believe that they should choose if fluorine is in he water or not. Too much fluoride can cause weaker bones.