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Question
Find the correlation:
Iodine : solid : : bromine : _______
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Solution
Iodine : solid : : bromine : liquid
Explanation:
The halogens (Group 17 elements) exhibit different physical states at room temperature based on the strength of their intermolecular forces:
- Iodine exists as a solid at room temperature.
- Bromine is unique among non-metallic elements, as it is a liquid at room temperature.
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