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WorksheetsPeriodic Table Topic
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 19mins
What colour flame does potassium burn with?
Green
Pink
Yellow
Lilac
Group I metals react by (a) an electron
Sodium + water --> ______ _________ + hydrogen
(a)
Which of these would you see when lithium is dropped into cold water?
A lilac flame
Metal gets smaller and disappears
Metal moves about on the water surface
Metal melts into a ball
Which of these are true as you descend group I?
Metals get more reactive
There is more shielding
Atomic charge decreases
The outer electron is nearer to the nucleus
In aqueous solution, iodine is _ in colour.
(a)
In aqueous solution, iodide ions are this colour: _
(a)
In aqueous solution, bromine is _ in colour
(a)
Which is the best oxidising agent?
Cl2
I2
Br2
At2
Cl2 +2KBr →
No reaction
Br2 + 2KCl
What colour change would you see when you add potassium iodide to bromine water?
pale green --> grey
pale green --> orange
orange --> brown
brown --> orange
At room temperature Bromine is in this state: _
(a)
In this equation chlorine is a/an _ agent:
Cl2 + 2I− → I2 + Cl−
(a)
When bromine water reacts with potassium iodide, bromine...
...gets reduced as it is a reducing agent
...gets oxidised as it is an oxidising agent
...gets reduced as it is an oxidising agent
...gets oxidised as it is an oxidising agent
In elemental (pure) form, bromine is
an orange gas
a green gas
a grey solid
a red-brown liquid
Group VII halogens react by (a) an electron
Oxidation is (a) of electrons
Reduction is (a) of electrons
Which of these increase down group I?
Density
Atomic Mass
Atomic Radius
Intermolecular forces of attraction
Which of these increase down group VIII (the noble gases)?
Density
Atomic Size
Volume (per mole of atoms)
Atomic mass
