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Which of the following exist in nature as diatomic elements? a. vanadium b. . tin c. Tellurium d. bromine e. Barium f. fluorine

Which of the following exist in nature as diatomic elements? a. vanadium b. . tin c. Tellurium d. bromine e. Barium f. fluorine
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Which of the following exist in nature as diatomic elements? a. vanadium b. . tin c. Tellurium

d. bromine e. Barium
f. fluorine

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All group 17 halogens exist naturally as diatomic molecules. Hence, d and f will be correct.
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