Chemistry, asked by poppetk2006, 2 months ago

Explain why Chlorine is a gas, rather than a liquid, at room temperature

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Answered by mehuljain2005

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Chlorine molecule contains covalent bond between like atoms, formed as a result of sharing the electron pair. The force of attraction between these Cl2 molecules is weak. So it requires less energy to break their attractive forces, even at temperatures lower than that of the room conditions.

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Answered by rohankumar46

Answer:ad we know that chlorine is a halogen and has a molecular name Cl2 moreover is come under group 17 of peroidic table and hence it is in gaseous form in room temperature

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