Chemistry, asked by ggbx8848, 1 year ago

Why halogen are coloured using molecular orbital theory

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According to Molecular Orbital Theory, FX2 must be diamagnetic, then why is it colourful? Also, OX2 is paramagnetic but it is colourless in gas phase.

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bromine is brown coloured liquid iodine is blue black colored solid and fluorine and chlorine are colourful gases

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