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Chemistry, 05.10.2019 00:00 sierranowe2003

What statement about halogens is true?
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a) are non-metals that exist as single atoms
b)are metals that exist as single atoms
c) are non-metals that exist as molecules of two atoms
d)are metals that exist as molecules of two atoms

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