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Halogen


1
H		2
He
3
Li		4
Be		5
B		6
C		7
N		8
O		9
F		10
Ne
11
Na		12
Mg		13
Al		14
Si		15
P		16
S		17
Cl		18
Ar
19
K		20
Ca		21
Sc		22
Ti 		23
V		24
Cr		25
Mn		26
Fe		27
Co		28
Ni		29
Cu		30
Zn		 31
Ga		32
Ge		33
As		34
Se		 35
Br		36
Kr
37
Rb		38
Sr		39
Y		40
Zr		41
Nb		42
Mo		43
Tc		44
Ru		45
Rh		46
Pd		47
Ag		48
Cd		49
In		50
Sn		51
Sb		52
Te		53
I		54
Xe
55
Cs		56
Ba		57-
71		72
Hf		73
Ta		74
W		75
Rn		76
Os		77
Ir		78
Pl		79
Au		80
Hg		81
Tl		82
Pb		83
Bi		84
Po		85
At		86
Rn
87
Fr		88
Ra		89-
103		104
Rf		 105
Db		106
Sg		Bh
108		108
Hs		109
Mt		110
Ds		111
Rg		112
Cn		 113
Uut		114
Fl		115
Uup		116
Lv 		117
Uus		118
Uuo

Fluorine




Chlorine



Bromine



Iodine



Astatine



Ununseptium

This is the halogen-group. They are missing exactly one electron on the exreme outer shell. This is why they fit in well with the alkali metals which ave exactly this one electron on their extreme outer shell. Sodium, together with Chloric gas, produces Sodium-Chloride, which is nothing other than Saline solution. However, be very careful, because Chlorine in it's pure state is gaseous and particularly reactive, it is very dangerous for human beings.

What this means is: Something edible is produced from inedible materials. Im sure you have heard about Chlorine, even if it's only through the plastic's name, PolyVinylChloride.

Possible bondings are decided by the electrons.

07/13





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