Which property is common to all halogens? They are all highly reactive nonmetals. They are all unreactive nonmetals. They are all metalloids. They are all highly reactive metals.

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Which property is common to all halogens?

They are all highly reactive nonmetals.

They are all unreactive nonmetals.

They are all metalloids.

They are all highly reactive metals.

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they are all highly reactive nonmetals

Yashika Garg answered Mar 26, 2019

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They are all metalloids. For example . bromine.iodine

Julien Spronck answered Mar 31, 2019

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