Modern inorganic chemistry
316 GROUPVIhTHE HALOGENS which the central atom exhibits a high co-ordination number. The other larger halide ions show this ten ...
GROUP VII: THE HALOGENS 317 hydrogen fluoride periodically. The fluorine obtained is almost pure, containing only a little hydro ...
318 GROUP VII: THE HALOGENS chloride containing one or more chlorides of rare-earth metals on a silica support at a temperature ...
GROUP VII: THE HALOGENS 319 obtained. The bromine may be freed from chlorine by bubbling it through iron(III) bromide solution, ...
320 GROUP VII: THE HALOGENS Alternatively, the iodide is precipitated as copper(I) iodide by addition of copper(II) sulphate, in ...
GROUP VII: THE HALOGENS 321 occur with explosive violence. A chain mechanism is likely for the reaction. Mixtures of chlorine an ...
322 GROUP VII: THE HALOGENS temperature, for example K, B, Si P. S, I. Other elements ignite when gently warmed in the gas. for ...
GROUP VII: THE HALOGENS 323 fluorine monoxide (see below); in the gas phase ozone and oxygen are produced 3H 2 O + 3F 2 ^6HF + O ...
324 GROUP VII: THE HALOGENS aqueous hydrogen peroxide). Bromine water undergoes a similar decomposition in sunlight and oxygen i ...
GROUP VII: THE HALOGENS 325 OTHER DISPLACEMENT AND OXIDATION REACTIONS Many of the reactions of halogens can be considered as ei ...
326 GROUP VII: THE HALOGENS In aqueous solution sulphur dioxide (sulphurous acid) is oxidised to sulphuric acid : SO 2 + C1 2 + ...
GROUP VII: THE HALOGENS 327 Table 11.3 PROPERTIES OF THE HYDROGEN MAUDES HF HC1 HBr HI m-P-(K) b.p.(K) Enthalpy of formation (kJ ...
328 GROUP VII: THE HALOGENS correctly indicates the high thermal stability of hydrogen chloride, with hydrogen bromide being rat ...
GROUP VII: THE HALOGENS 329 The liquid, like water, has a high dielectric constant (permittivity) and is weakly conducting. It i ...
330 GROUP VII: THE HALOGENS Hydrogen fluoride also effects replacement reactions in organic compounds. For example, carbon tetra ...
GROUP VII: THE HALOGENS 331 same reaction, which is usually carried a stage further by stronger heating, i.e. NaCl + NaHSO 4 -&g ...
332 GROUP VII: THE HALOGENS Uses of hydrogen chloride—Hydrogen chloride is sometimes used in the preparation of an ester, for ex ...
GROUP VII: THE HALOGENS 333 acid. The latter may be prepared directly by slow hydrolysis of a covalent bromide: a convenient one ...
334 GROUP VII:THE HALOGENS Hence hydrogen iodide cannot be produced by the reaction of sulphuric acid with an iodide. Hydriodic ...
GROUP VII: THE HALOGENS 335 boiling at 275 K. It is prepared by treating freshly prepared yellow mercury(II) oxide with either c ...
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