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The Halogen which is solid at room temperature is

A

`I_(2)`

B

`Br_(2)`

C

`Cl_(2)`

D

`F_(2)`

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To determine which halogen is solid at room temperature, we can follow these steps: ### Step 1: Identify the Halogens The halogens include: - Fluorine (F2) - Chlorine (Cl2) - Bromine (Br2) - Iodine (I2) ### Step 2: Determine the State of Each Halogen at Room Temperature - **Fluorine (F2)**: At room temperature, fluorine exists as a gas. - **Chlorine (Cl2)**: Chlorine is also a gas at room temperature. - **Bromine (Br2)**: Bromine is a liquid at room temperature. - **Iodine (I2)**: Iodine is solid at room temperature. ### Step 3: Conclusion From the analysis above, the only halogen that is solid at room temperature is **Iodine (I2)**. ### Final Answer The halogen which is solid at room temperature is **I2 (Iodine)**. ---

To determine which halogen is solid at room temperature, we can follow these steps: ### Step 1: Identify the Halogens The halogens include: - Fluorine (F2) - Chlorine (Cl2) - Bromine (Br2) - Iodine (I2) ...
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