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Halogens - 5
1.
Excess chlorine reacts with hot and concentrated solution of alkali to give ________ and chlorides.
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2.
The formula of chloroform is ________.
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3.
Phosgene gas is produced by the reaction of chlorine with ________.
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4.
Iodized table salt is obtained by mixing _______% potassium iodide by weight in common salt.
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5.
Hydrogen chloride gas has a ________ taste.
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6.
Hydrochloric acid reacts with metal bicarbonates to produce ________ gas.
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7.
________ is used to remove scales and rust from metal surfaces.
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8.
The chemical name of bleaching power is _______.
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9.
Bleaching powder is prepared in the laboratory by mixing ________ with chlorine.
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10.
The colour of bleaching powder is ________.
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11.
The formula of calcium hypochlorite is _________.
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12.
Bleaching powder reacts with hydrogen peroxide to give ________ gas.
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13.
Halide ions can be identified by the formation of precipitates with ________ solution.
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14.
Chlorine is prepared in the laboratory by the action of ________ and hydrochloric acid.
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15.
The colour of silver iodide is ________.
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