module 3: 8.2 the halogens Flashcards

3.1.3 the halogens

1
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describe the trends of group 7 elements going down the group

A
going down there are:
more electrons
stronger London forces
more energy is required to break the intermolecular forces
increase in boiling point
less reactive
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2
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Flourine appearance and state at RTP

A

pale yellow gas

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3
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chlorine appearance and state at RTP

A

pale green gas

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4
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bromine appearance and state at RTP

A

red-brown liquid

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5
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iodine appearance and state at RTP

A

shiny grey-black solid

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6
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Group 7 elements are ________ agents. they are _______

A

oxidising agents

they are reduced (gain electrons)

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7
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chlorine solution in water

A

pale green

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8
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bromine solution in water

A

orange

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9
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iodine solution in water

A

brown

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10
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chlorine solution in cyclohexane (top layer)

A

pale green

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11
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bromine solution in cyclohexane (top layer)

A

orange

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12
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iodine solution in cyclohexane (top layer)

A

violet

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13
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the trend in reactivity of the halogens

A
going down the group
atomic radius increases
more inner shells so shielding increases
less nuclear attrition to capture an electron from another species
reactivity decreases
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14
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define the term disproportionation reaction

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a disproportionation reaction is a redox reaction in which the same element is both oxidised and reduced

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15
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chlorine and water reaction

A

Cl2 + H2O –> HClO + HCl
chlorine is reduced: 0 –> -1
chlorine is oxidised: 0 –> +1

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16
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chlorine reacting with cold, dilute aq NaOH

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CL2 + 2NaOH –> NaClO + NaCl + H2O
chlorine is reduced: 0 –> -1
chlorine is oxidised: 0 –> +1

17
Q

benefits of chlorine use

A

ensures that the water is safe to drink and bacteria are killed

18
Q

precipitation reaction with aq silver ions

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Ag+ + X- –> AgX