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Chemistry, 03.11.2021 02:10 ValerieRubyPena

Iodine is a black, crystalline, shiny solid and belongs to Group VII. Sodium is a soft, shiny solid and belongs to Group I. a) Classify iodine and sodium as metal or non-metal.

b) List one reason for your classification in each case.

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