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halogens

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Total cards: 24•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
Front (Question)

student mixes aqueous solution of chlorine and aqueous solution of sodium iodide

Back (Answer)

colour changes from colourless to brown as cl replace iodine due to formation of iodine so chlorine more reactive so will replace

#2
Front (Question)

a student is given aqueous soltion of chlorine and a aqueous solution of sodium iodide explain how the student can use these solutions to compare the reactivity of chloroine with the reactivity of iodine

Back (Answer)

add chlorine solution to sodium iodide solution stir solution turn brown as iodine displace so chlorine more reactive than iodine

#3
Front (Question)

aqueous chlorine is addes to seprate aqueous solutions of sodium chloride and sodium iodide explain how the observations made can be used to distingush between sodium chloride and sodium iodode

Back (Answer)

no change with sodium chloride but change brown with sodium iodide

#4
Front (Question)

bromine reacts with hydrogen to form hydrogen bromide describe colour change

Back (Answer)

from orange to colourless

#5
Front (Question)

a sample of hydrogen bromide is dissolved in water a piece of blue litmus papper is placed in the solution state with a reason.the final colour of litmus paper

Back (Answer)

colour is red because it formed ionization of h+

#6
Front (Question)

suggest why it is nessecary to have an open tube fitted in apparatus

Back (Answer)

to avoid gas pressure

#7
Front (Question)

for safety reasons this reaction should be carried out in fume cupboard explain why this is nessacry

Back (Answer)

chlorine is toxic gas

#8
Front (Question)

state why the teatcher does not add bromine solution to sodium bromide solution

Back (Answer)

because bromine cant replace itself

#9
Front (Question)

how is hydrogen chloride gas converted into hydrochloric acid

Back (Answer)

add to water

#10
Front (Question)

state why chlorine is sometimes added to water supplies

Back (Answer)

to purfy it as it is seterllised agent

#11
Front (Question)

suggest why the student does not need to add bromine solution to sodium bromide solution

Back (Answer)

bromine cant displace itsself

#12
Front (Question)

observation when add damp blue litmus paper[chlorine]

Back (Answer)

bleaches

#13
Front (Question)

observation when chlorine into a solution of pottasium iodide

Back (Answer)

brown

#14
Front (Question)

write a chemical reaction to show the formation of hydrogen chloride from hydrogen and chlorine

Back (Answer)

h2+cl2=2hcl

#15
Front (Question)

when water is added to this mixture and it is shaken a reaction occurs explain observations

Back (Answer)

bubbles of gas as in water h+ ions are formed so mg reacts to form hydrogen gas

#16
Front (Question)

colour of fluroine when g and aq and ions

Back (Answer)

yellow,colourless,colourless

#17
Front (Question)

colour of chlorinr when g and aq annd ions

Back (Answer)

green,yellow,colourless

#18
Front (Question)

colour of bromine when g and l and aq and ions

Back (Answer)

orange,brown,red or orange,colourless

#19
Front (Question)

colour of iodine when g,s,aq,ions

Back (Answer)

purple,dark grey,bown,colourless

#20
Front (Question)

colour of astatine when solid and ions

Back (Answer)

black,colorless

#21
Front (Question)

uses of fluorine

Back (Answer)

it is used in water supply and in toothpaste to prevent the decay of the enamel of the tooth

#22
Front (Question)

uses of chlorine

Back (Answer)

in purfication of drinkable water as it is a sertiizing agent,making bleach,production of some plastics such as pvc,production of hydrochloric acid,production of bromine

#23
Front (Question)

uses of iodine

Back (Answer)

it is used as antiseptic

#24
Front (Question)

general proprties of halogens

Back (Answer)

they are diatomic elements halogens are strong oxidising agents as they have high tendency to gain electrons bromine very voltaile so easily turn into gas hqlogens are very active elements as fluroine most reactive outermost energy level of halogen contains 7 electron