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Periodic Table
Group 7 - Halogens
Halogens With Iron Wool
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Halogens react with iron to form salt:
Fluorine
- reacts with almost anything
instantly.
Very few scientists handle this as it’s so dangerous.
Chlorine
- reacts with
heated
iron
will very
quickly
(
brown
fume).
Bromine - must be
warmed
and the
iron
wool
heated
. The reaction is
faster
(
brown
fumes).
Iodine - must be
heated
strongly
and so does
iron
wool.
The reaction is
slow
(
purple
fumes).
Chlorine
Chlorine
+ iron -> Iron (III)
chloride
3Cl2
+ 2Fe ->
2FeCl3