(a)[2]
State two properties that are typical of most metals.
(b)[1]
Complete the electronic configuration for a magnesium atom, showing every electron.
(c(i))[3]
Explain, in terms of electron movement, how magnesium bromide is formed when magnesium reacts with bromine.
(c(ii))[1]
Magnesium bromide dissolves in water. Suggest one further physical property of magnesium bromide.
(d)[1]
Deduce the substances produced at the anode and cathode when concentrated aqueous magnesium bromide undergoes electrolysis.
(e(i))[1]
Construct the ionic equation for the reaction of chlorine with aqueous magnesium bromide.
(e(ii))[1]
Explain why aqueous magnesium chloride does not undergo reaction with aqueous bromine.