Halogens Group vii elements
Halogen Elements(Group 7)

Second column from the right.

They are diatomic molecules.
- - Chlorine (Cl) - A pale yellow gas.
- - Bromine (Br) - A red - brown liquid.
- - Iodine (I) - A dark-purple crystal. When heated it sublimates into a purple vapor.
What the elements look like.
Density
As you move down the periodic table , halogens are more dense.
- Chlorine - 3.214 g/l
- Bromine - 3.12 g/cm3
- Iodine - 4.94 g/cm3
How do they react with other halide ions ?
When a halogen is added into a halide ion solution , the more reactive halogen will displace the less reactive halogen. For example, Adding bromine(liquid) to a sodium iodide solution, the bromine will displace the iodide because it's more reactive.

Examples of some displacement reactions.
Created with images by rrrtem - "Elemental"