Chemistry, 06.03.2021 01:00 jhanley4637

Consider the following reaction: 2D + 3F2 --> 2DF3. What is a reasonable guess for the identity of element D? (Your answer doesn't need to be specific to a single element - a particular group or portion of a particular group is fine.)

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