Group 7 (Halogens) Flashcards
How many electrons do they have on their outer-most shell
They have 7 electrons on their outer-most shell
What happens in a reaction with group 7 elements
They gain an electron to complete their outer shell
What happens to their reactivity as you go up the order
It increases
Why does their reactivity increase as you go up the order
As there are less shells meaning they are closer to the nucleus so there is a stronger bond between the nucleus and outer-most shell making it easier to gain an electron
KBr+Cl2==>KCl2+Br
In displacement reactions the more reactive element will displace the less reactive element
which element in group 7 is radioactive
Astatine
What halogen is a gas at room temperature, yellow, with yellow vapour, yellow aqueous solution
fluorine
What halogen is a gas at room temperature, green, with green vapour, green aqueous solution
chlorine
What halogen is a liquid at room temperature, red/brown, orange/brown vapour, orange aqueous solution
bromine
What halogen is a solid at room temperature, grey, purple vapour, brown aqueous solution
iodine
From the descriptions of the other halogens you should be able to determine the colour of astatine the next halogen in the order
Astatine is black