Trends in properties
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- What type of molecules are halogens?
- What is the physical appearance of fluorine?
- What is the physical appearance of chlorine?
- What is the physical appearance of bromine?
- What is the physical appearance of iodine?
- How does the color of halogens change down the group?
- Why do halogens vary in color in different solvents?
- Why do halogens dissolve better in non-polar solvents?
- What type of agents are halogens?
- How do halogens react as oxidising agents?
- How does the oxidising ability of halogens change down the group?
- Why is fluorine a good oxidising agent?
- What can be used to appreciate the different reactivities of halogens?
- What are halide ions?
- What role do halide ions play in reactions?
- How does the reducing ability of halide ions change down the group?
- Why does the reducing ability of halide ions increase down the group?
- What can illustrate the reactions of halide ions with concentrated sulfuric acid?
- What is the observation for bromine in reactions?
- What is the observation for sulfur in reactions?
- Why is it important to learn observations for inorganic reactions?
- How can halide ions be tested?
- What is the basis of the test for halide ions?
- What color precipitate does AgCl form?
- What color precipitate does AgBr form?
- What color precipitate does AgI form?
- Why is it important to conduct carbonate and sulfate tests?
- What are the equations for false positives in tests?
- What is the order of tests for halides, carbonates, and sulfates?
- How can ammonia be used to distinguish silver halides?
- What happens to AgCl in dilute ammonia?
- What happens to AgBr in concentrated ammonia?
- What happens to AgI in ammonia?
- How do all halogens exist in terms of their bonding?