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Why does the boiling point increase down the group?
As you go down the group, the
molecules
are
larger
with a
higher Mr
and more
electrons
so have
stronger van der Waals forces
between
molecules
Why is the ionic radius bigger than the atomic radius?
The ion has the same number of protons but more electrons than the atom so the attraction is weaker
Why does electronegativity decrease down the group?
As you go
down
the
group
, there are
more shells
with
more shielding
, so the
attraction
between the
nucleus
and
covalently bonded electrons decreases
Why does first ionisation energy decrease down the group?
As you go
down
the
group
, there are
more shells
with
more shielding
so the
attraction
between the
nucleus
and
outer electrons
is
weaker
Appearance of Cl₂ at room temperature
Green gas
Appearance of Br₂ at
room temperature
Red-brown liquid
Appearance of I₂ at room temperature
Black solid
Colour of Cl₂ in solution
Pale green
Colour of Br₂ in solution
Orange
Colour of I₂ in solution
Brown
Why does the solubility in water decrease down the group?
The number of
electrons increase
so stronger
van der Waals
forces between
molecules
which must be
broken
to
dissolve
it
Observations and equation for the reaction between Cl₂ (aq) and KBr(aq)
Solution turns
orange
as Br₂ is
formedCl₂
+
2KBr
→
2KCl
+
Br₂
Observations and equation for the reaction between Cl₂ (aq) and KI(aq)
Solution turns
brown
as I₂ is formed Cl₂ +
2KI
→
2KCl
+ I₂
Observations and equation for the reaction between I₂ (aq) and KBr(aq)
No reaction
(
stays brown
)
Observations and equation for the reaction between I₂ (aq) and KCl(aq)
No reaction
(
stays brown
)
Observations and equation for the reaction between Br₂ (aq) and KCl (aq)
No reaction
(
stays orange
)
Observations and equation for the reaction between Br₂ (aq) and KI (aq)
Solution turns
brown
(I₂ is formed)Br₂ +
2KI
→
2KBr
+
I₂
Define oxidising agent
A
substance
that
accepts electrons
Why does a halogens ability to act as an oxidising agent decrease down the group?
As you go down the group, there are
more
shells with
more
shielding so the
nuclear attraction
is
weaker
Define disproportionation
A
redox
reaction in which the same
element
is simultaneously
oxidised
and
reduced
What happens when chlorine reacts with cold water?
Cl₂ +
H₂O
⇌
HCl
+
HClO
What is the test for HCl?
Turns
blue
litmus paper
red
What is the test for chloric (I) acid?
Turns
blue
litmus paper
red
then
white
What happens when chlorine reacts with hot water or in sunlight?
The
chloric
(I)
acid
decomposes
2
Cl₂ +
2H₂O
→
4HCl
+
O₂
What is the benefit of using chlorine to treat water?
Kills bacteria
What is the risk when using chlorine to treat water?
Toxic
in
large quantities
Write and equation for the reaction of chlorine with dilute sodium hydroxide and state observations
Cl₂ + 2NaOH
→NaCl
+
NaClO
+
H₂OThe green colour fades
and
smell
is
less pungent
What is the test for halide ions?
Add dilute nitric acid
(to remove interfering ions eg CO₃²⁻), followed by
silver nitrate solution
What is the colour of silver chloride?
White
What is the colour of silver bromide?
Cream
What is the colour of
silver iodide
?
Yellow
Solubility of silver chloride in aqueous ammonia
Soluble
in both
dilute
and
concentrated
ammonia
Solubility of silver (I) iodide in aqueous ammonia
Insoluble
in both
dilute
and
concentrated
ammonia
Solubility of silver (I) bromide in aqueous ammonia
Insoluble
in
dilute
ammonia,
soluble
in
concentrated
ammonia
Characteristic of SO₂
Choking colourless acidic gas
Appearance
of S
Yellow solid
Appearance of H₂S
Colourless
gas,
bad egg
smell
What happens in an acid base reaction between NaCl and H₂SO₄?
Steamy white fumes
of
HCl
are formed
What happens in an acid base reaction between NaBr and H₂SO₄?
Steamy white fumes
of
HBr
are formed
What happens in an acid base reaction between NaI and H₂SO₄?
Steamy white fumes
of
HI
are
formed
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