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Group 7 Physical and Chemical properties Flashcards

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1
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Fluorine state and colour at room temp

A

Gas
Pale yellow

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Chlorine state and colour at room temp

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Gas
Green

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Bromine state and colour at room temp

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liquid
Brown with orange vapour

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4
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Iodine state and colour at room temp

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Solid
Black/grey with purple vapour

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5
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Chlorine colour in solution

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Colourless

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6
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Bromine colour in solution

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Orange/brown

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7
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Iodine colour in solution

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Dark brown/black

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Trend in boiling point in group 7

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Boiling point increases down the group
Halogen molecules increase in size and have more electrons
Stronger van der waals forces
Require more energy to break the intermolecular forces

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Trend in electronegativity for halogens

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Halogens form more electron shields between bonding pair of electrons and positive nucleus
Electrostatic attraction decreases
So electronegativity decreases

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10
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Order of oxidisation of halogens

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F2
Cl2
Br2
I2

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11
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Equation for chlorine sterilising water
No UV light

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Cl2 + H2O <-> HCl + HClO

Disproportionate reaction
Reduced and oxidised in same reaction

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12
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Why is the ClO ion important for sterilising

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ClO ion oxidises the cell membrane of microbes, killing them

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Reaction of Cl2 with cold aqueous NaOH

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Cl2 + 2NaOH —> NaCl + NaClO + H2O

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14
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Why is Cl2 used to sterilise despite toxicity

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Benefits outweigh risks
Concentration of chlorine is low

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Chlorine and water reaction
IN UV LIGHT

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2Cl2 + 2H2O —> 4HCl + O2

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identify metal halide of Fluoride + colour/observation and solubility

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Ag+(aq) + F-(aq) —> AgF (aq)

No observation, silver fluoride soluble in water
No precipitate formed

17
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Identify metal halide of Chlorine + colour and solubility

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Ag+ + Cl- —> AgCl (s)

White precipitate
Soluble in NH3

18
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Identify metal halide of Bromine + colour and solubility

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Ag+ + Br- —> AgBr (s)
Cream precipitate
Soluble in excess NH3

19
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Identify metal halide of Iodine + colour and solubility

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Ag+ + I- —> AgI (s)
Yellow precipitate
Insoluble in NH3

20
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What are the spectator ions when identifying metal halides with silver ion

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Na+
NO3-

21
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Why should the silver nitrate solution be acidified when testing for metal halides

A

Prevent formation of Ag2CO3 which can form white precipitate, confusing the results

22
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What are the disadvantages of using chlorine as a sterilising agent

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Some people are allergic
Wasteful - most potable water isn’t used for drinking

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