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Briley

2 May, 06:46

What characteristic shared between chlorine, fluorine, and bromine makes them have similar properties?

A. All have two electrons in their first energy levels.

B. All have the same number of protons in their outermost energy levels.

C. All have a similar state of matter.

D. All have seven valence electrons.

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