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Aluminium reacts with iodine, 2 of 5

Aluminium reacts with iodine, 2 of 5. Powdered aluminium metal (Al) and iodine (I2) are mixed together and placed in a watch glass. A drop of water is used to initiate the synthesis reaction: Al + I2 -> Al2I6. It is an exothermic redox reaction that produces a lot of heat so that iodine sublimates and forms a violet vapour.
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Aluminium reacts with iodine, 2 of 5
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Aluminium reacts with iodine, 2 of 5. Powdered aluminium metal (Al) and iodine (I2) are mixed together and placed in a watch glass. A drop of water is used to initiate the synthesis reaction: Al + I2 -> Al2I6. It is an exothermic redox reaction that produces a lot of heat so that iodine sublimates and forms a violet vapour.
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Keywords:
AL AL2I6 ALUMINIUM ALUMINUM CHEMICAL CHEMISTRY ELEMENT ELEMENTAL EXOTHERMIC GAS GASEOUS HEAT HOT WEATHER I2 IODIDE IODINE OXIDATION PURPLE REACTION REDOX RÉDUCTION SUBLIMATION SYNTHESIS VAPOR VAPOUR VIOLET WARMTH