Identifying the Halogens
Physical Properties
Reactivity and Trends
Real World Uses
100

Which Group number do the Halogens belong to?

Group 7

100

What is the state of matter and colour of Chlorine at room temperature?

A pale green gas

100

Which is the most reactive element in the Halogen group?

Fluorine

100

Which halogen is found in toothpaste to help strengthen teeth?

Fluorine

200

Name the first four elements in the Halogen group.

Fluorine, Chlorine, Bromine, and Iodine.

200

Which Halogen is a liquid at room temperature?

Bromine.

200

Does reactivity increase or decrease as you move down the group?

decreases

200

Which halogen is added to water to kill bacteria and make it safe to drink?

Chlorine

300

Are Halogens metals or non-metals?

Non-metals.

300

What is the state and color of Iodine at room temperature?

A purple-black solid.

300

Why are halogens never found as pure elements?

Because they are very reactive and quickly form compounds with other elements

300

What is iodine used for in a hospital setting?

As an antiseptic and used to treat wounds.

400

Where are they found on the Periodic Table?

On the right-hand side.

400

What state of matter and colour is bromine?

red-brown liquid

400

If you move from Iodine to Bromine does the reactivity increase or decrease?

increases

400

Why is chlorine used in swimming pools?

To kill bacteria/ microbes

500

What halogen element has an atomic number of 53?

Iodine

500

What happens to the colour of the elements as you go down the group?

They get darker (from pale yellow to black).

500

Does reactivity increase or decrease as you move up the group?

increases

500

What elements were used in WW1?

Chlorine and Bromine