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level: Group 7, Halogens

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level questions: Group 7, Halogens

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What do all Group 7 Element share?-They all have 7 Electrons in the Outer Shell, therefore having Similar Chemical Properties
How do Group 7 Elements Exist as [Formula]-They are always Diatomic. -This simply means its [Cl² F² I²] -This has them have a Covalent Bond, to give Both Atoms a Full Outer Shell
What happens with the Boiling Point and Melting Point as you go down Group 7?-It Increases as you travel down the Group
At Room Temperature, what state, and Appearance, is: -Chlorine -Bromine -Iodine-Cl² is Reactive, Poisonous, and is a Green Gas -Br² is Poisonous, Red-Brown Liquid which gives off an Orange Vapor at RT -I² is a Dark Grey Crystalline Solid which gives a Purple Vapor when Heated
What is the Reactivity Trend as you go down Group 7? Why is this?-As you go down the Group, it becomes Less Reactive -This is because a Halogen needs 1 Electron to have a Stable Electronic Structure [Which also forms a -1 Ion] -So as you go down the Group, it becomes Harder to Attract that Electron, because of the large Atomic Radius [Attraction from the Positive Nucleus to the Negative Electron]
What happens when a Halogen reacts with an Alkali Metal?-Simply another Salt is made, although its called a Metal Halide
Give an example with -Sodium + Chlorine -Potassium + Bromine Balanced Equation as Well-Sodium + Chlorine ---> Sodium Chloride -[2Na] + [Cl²] ----> [2NaCl] -Potassium + Bromine ---> Potassium Bromide -[2K] + [Br²] ---> [2KBr]