Group 7 metals

Cards (12)

  • Group 7 Elements
    The Halogens
  • The Halogens
    • All Non-Metals
    • Have Coloured Vapours
  • Fluorine
    A very reactive, poisonous yellow gas
  • Chlorine
    A fairly reactive, poisonous, dense green gas
  • Bromine
    A dense, poisonous, dark grey crystalline solid or a purple vapour
  • Iodine
    A dense, poisonous, violet-black solid that forms molecules
  • Trends in Group 7 elements
    1. Going down the group, the halogens become less reactive as it is harder to gain an extra electron due to the outer shell being further from the nucleus
    2. Have higher melting and boiling points
    3. Have higher relative atomic masses
  • All the Group 7 elements react in similar ways because they all have seven electrons in their outer shell
  • Molecular compounds

    Compounds formed when halogen atoms share electrons via covalent bonding to achieve a stable outer shell
  • Ionic bonds

    Bonds formed when halogens react with metals
  • More reactive halogens
    Displace less reactive halogens from compounds
  • Displacement reactions
    • Chlorine can displace bromine and iodine
    • Bromine can displace iodine