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Is potassium more reactive than iodine?

Updated: 8/10/2023
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Asfariachowdhury

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No it is not for astatine is the weakest of halogens and can be displaced by other lighter halogens into salts.

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11y ago

No. Reactivity in group 17, the halogens, decreases as you move down the group. Since astatine is lower in the group than iodine, astatine is less reactive.

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13y ago

I think yes it can react, if the iron is very hot. It may form Iron(III) Astatide = FeAt3

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10y ago

Potassium is more reactive than iodine. Together they form potassium iodide.

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11y ago

No it does not!

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Anonymous

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Why
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GrenadeZ

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but why 
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Kimberley Lazore

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2y ago
How is that not?

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13y ago

No

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