A single atom of iodine is very reactive because it only has seven electrons in its outer shell. Which type of bond is atom of iodine likely to form? Van der Waals Hydrogen covalent ionic

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A single atom of iodine is very reactive because it only has seven electrons in its

outer shell.
Which type of bond is atom of iodine likely to form?
Van der Waals
Hydrogen
covalent
ionic

Chemistry
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Answer:

hydrogen

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hydrogen

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