halogens Flashcards

1
Q

formula for fluorine, chlorine, bromine, iodine and astatine

A

F2, Cl2, Br2, I2, At2

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2
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the following trends in properties of halogens?

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  • All are diatomic
  • Colours get darker down the group
  • MP/BP increases down the group
  • reactivity decreases down the group
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2
Q

fluorine colour

A

very pale yellow

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3
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chlorine colour

A

pale green

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4
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astatine colour

A

black

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5
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bromine colour

A

brown

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6
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iodine colour

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dark grey

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6
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what state is bromine

A

liquid

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7
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what state is fluorine and chlorine

A

gas

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8
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what is state is iodine and astatine

A

solid

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9
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other properties of iodine

A

Sublimes, releases purple fumes

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10
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other properties of bromine

A

Volatile, releases brown fumes

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11
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what happens when halogens react with metals

A

halogens form ionic compound

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12
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how many electrons are needed to fill halogen outer shell

A

one

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13
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why do halogens get less reactive going down the group

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  • Atoms have more electron shells
  • The extra electron is further from the nucleus
  • So its attraction to the nucleus is weaker
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14
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colours of aqueous halogens

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Cl2(aq) = Colourles
Br2(aq) = Yellow
I2(aq) = Brown

= chlorine, bromine, iodine

15
Q

colours of salt halogens

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KCl(aq) = Colourless
KBr(aq) = Colourles
KI(aq) = Colourless

= chloride, bromide and iodide

16
Q

what happens in the reactions between the aqueous halogens and salts

A

Chlorine always displaces bromine and bromine displaces iodine
Therefore reactivity:
1st chlorine
2nd bromine
3rd iodine

17
Q

why are halogen displacement reactions redox reactions

A

The more reactive halogen atom steals an electron from the halide ion in the salt