Question

chemical properties of chlorine​

Answer 1

Answer:

Chemical properties of chlorine - Health effects of chlorine - Environmental effects of chlorine

Atomic number 17

Electronegativity according to Pauling 3.0

Density 3.21*10 - 3 g.cm - 3 at 20 °C

Melting point - 101 °C

Boiling point - 34.6 °C

Answer 2

Answer:

Chemical properties of chlorine​ are discussed below !!

Explanation:

• It breaks up in water to give a firmly smelling, yellow arrangement- chlorine water. It loses its yellow color when it remains in the daylight. This is because of the arrangement of a blend of hydrochloric acid and hypochlorous acid.

• Hypochlorous acid, being unsteady, breaks down and releases nascent oxygen. The oxygen so shaped is in charge of the bleaching and oxidizing properties of chlorine.  

• It joins particularly with all non-metals except nitrogen, carbon, and oxygen. It reacts very fast with most of the metals. This reaction results in the formation of chlorides.

• It has an extraordinary liking for hydrogen. It reacts with hydrogen in the presence of light with a blast to form hydrochloric acid.  

• Chorine breaks down a few hydrogen compounds to shape hydrochloric acid.

• It is a decent oxidizing agent; it oxidizes ferrous to ferric, sulfur dioxide to sulphuric acid, sulfites to sulfates, and iodine to iodic acid.

• Moist chlorine, because of the release of nascent oxygen, goes about as a very powerful bleaching agent. It fades organic matter or vegetables.  

• It reacts with unsaturated hydrocarbons to give addition products and substitution products with saturated hydrocarbons.

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