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Which property is common to all halogens? They are all highly reactive nonmetals. They are all unreactive nonmetals. They are all metalloids. They are all highly reactive metals…

Which property is common to all halogens? They are all highly reactive nonmetals. They are all unreactive nonmetals. They are all metalloids. They are all highly reactive metals…
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Which property is common to all halogens?

They are all highly reactive nonmetals.

They are all unreactive nonmetals.

They are all metalloids.

They are all highly reactive metals.

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they are all highly reactive nonmetals

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They are all metalloids. For example . bromine.iodine
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