Find the odd one out:- Fluorine, Sulphur, Bromine, Iodine.
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Odd one is Sulphur.
Because fluorine, bromine and iodine are elements of group 17 i.e halogens whereas Sulphur belong to group 16.
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The odd one from the given examples is Sulphur.
- All of the elements in the question are classified according to which periodic table group they belong to and how related they are.
- According to this criterion, only three of the four members here belong to the same group, while one belongs to a distinct group.
- Fluorine, bromine, and iodine are nonmetallic elements that all have seven electrons in their outer shell and belong to group seventeen. They're all members of the halogen family.
- Sulphur is an exception since it is in group sixteen and contains six electrons in its outer shell. It belongs to the oxygen family as the second member.
- Thus, sulphur stands out among the other elements.
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