The Halogens
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- Created on: 06-02-14 11:10
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2. What 3 points explain the trend in reactivity down the group?
- Atomic radius decreases; Electron shielding decreases; Ability to gain an electron into the p sub-shell increases to form a halide ion.
- Atomic radius decreases; Electron shielding increases; Ability to gain an electron into the p sub-shell increases to form a halide ion.
- Atomic radius increases; Electron shielding increases; Ability to gain an electron into the p sub-shell decreases to form a halide ion.
- Atomic radius increases; Electron shielding decreases; Ability to gain an electron into the p sub-shell decreases to form a halide ion.
3. What colour and state is fluorine?
- Brown liquid.
- Pale yellow-green solid.
- Pale yellow-green gas.
- Red gas.
4. What happens in a 'displacement reaction'?
- A more-reactive halogen will reduce and displace a halide of a less-reactive halogen.
- A less-reactive halogen will reduce and displace a halide of a more-reactive halogen.
- A more-reactive halogen will oxidise and displace a halide of a less-reactive halogen.
- A less-reactive halogen will oxidise and displace a halide of a more-reactive halogen.
5. What is meant by the 'oxidising power' of a Halogen?
- The ease of a Halogen atom to lose its outer electrons.
- The ease of a Halogen to attract another Halogen.
- A measure of the strength with which a halogen atom is able to attract and capture an electron to form a halide.
- A measure of the strength between the outer electron and the nucleus.
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