Chemistry, asked by justabishek, 11 months ago

What are halogens? Where are they located in the periodic table?​

bebo2028: halogen elements are F,Cl,Br,IAt.And it is 7th group of periodi Table.Also know as salt family.They are highly reactive.This group have High ionizing Potential.

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Answered by yashkumar44
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halogens are group of element with -1 valency

Group17 is reserved for halogens

justabishek: need more information though?
Answered by Anonymous
2

Halogens are highly reactive non-metals.

They are found in 17 group of periodic table

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