Chemistry, asked by Lacedreamer, 1 year ago

Chlorine does not exist in free state. Give reason.

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Answered by Diyazree

Chlorine does not occur in the free state due to its highly reactive nature, high electronegativity and salt forming tendency.

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Answered by akhilkick

yes it exists in free state by sharing of electrons.i.e Cl2

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