Data Report Sheet: The Alkaline Earths and the HalogensA: Oxidizing Power of the Halogens.Color of Hexane Layer in Standards:IodineBromineChlorineReaction of the Halides and Halogen IonsState the initial and final color of the hexane layer and whether a reaction occurredBr-INRNRNRNRBr,RNRNRRank the halogens in order of decreasing oxidizing strength.B: Solubility of Salts of the Alkaline Earth ElementsM H,SO,M Na,CO,.025 M0.5M KIO,(NH,),C,O,Acetic Acid(FON)NPNPNPNPNPUse your observations on solubility to arrange the Alkaline earth elements in the order inwhich they appear in the periodic table (top to bottom)

A)In the question it is given that - Iodine doesn't give any colour when treated by iodide ion ,…

Data Report Sheet: The Alkaline Earths and the Halogens A: Oxidizing Power of the Halogens. Color of Hexane Layer in Standards: Iodine Bromine Chlorine Reaction of the Halides and Halogen Ions State the initial and final color of the hexane layer and whether a reaction occurred Br NR NR NR Br2 R NR NR Cl, NR R. Rank the halogens in order of decreasing oxidizing strength. B: Solubility of Salts of the Alkaline Earth Elements

Data Report Sheet: The Alkaline Earths and the Halogens A: Oxidizing Power of the Halogens. Color of Hexane Layer in Standards: Iodine Bromine Chlorine Reaction of the Halides and Halogen Ions State the initial and final color of the hexane layer and whether a reaction occurred Br NR NR NR Br2 R NR NR Cl, NR R. Rank the halogens in order of decreasing oxidizing strength. B: Solubility of Salts of the Alkaline Earth Elements

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Chapter13: Titrations In Analytical Chemistry

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