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What happens to lithium and iodine when they react to form lithium iodide?

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gregbernard2 | 21:18 Fri 16th Apr 2010 | Science
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What happens to lithium and iodine when they react to form lithium iodide?
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It goes yellow - look here (I just Googled lithium iodide):

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lithium_iodide
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Welcome to Answerbank gregbernard2 - you've posted quite a few science coursework questions on here in thelast few days and have had some helpful answers; but, good as AB is, I don't think it should be relied on as away to get through your course. Most of the questions you have asked can be easily answered with a basic chemistry text book or by a couple of minutes spent researching on the internet. By all means use AB when you get stuck but you shouldn't rely on it as your first port of call. I realise this may sound patronising but as a teacher i just want to try to help you help yourself.
Not sure whether this is what you want to know, but hope it helps.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7GQRDTLIAAQ
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