Experiments show that chlorine is

  1. Experiments show that chlorine is reduced by both Br-(aq) and I-(aq); bromine is reduced by I-(aq) only; iodine is not reduced
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  2. Chlorine has an average atomic mass of 35.45 amu. The 2 naturally occurring isotopes of chlorine are chlorine-35 and
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  3. A metal X forms two different chlorides. If 12.7g of chlorine A and 16.3g of chloride B contain 7.1g and 10.7g of chlorine
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  4. Chlorine is a Halogen. It is located in Group 7A of the periodic table. Two chlorine atoms bond to form highly reactive chlorine
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  5. In the reaction of sodium metal with chlorine gas to form sodium chloride, how does chlorine form an anion? Write an equation to
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  6. a) Tetraphosphorus (P4), commonly known as white phosphorus, forms different compounds with chlorine (Cl2) depending on the
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  7. a) Tetraphosphorus (P4), commonly known as white phosphorus, forms different compounds with chlorine (Cl2) depending on the
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  8. a) Tetraphosphorus (P4), commonly known as white phosphorus, forms different compounds with chlorine (Cl2) depending on the
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  9. a) Tetraphosphorus (P4), commonly known as white phosphorus, forms different compounds with chlorine (Cl2) depending on the
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  10. Tetraphosphorus (P4), commonly known as white phosphorus, forms different compounds with chlorine (Cl2) depending on the amount
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