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using the knowledge of the structures of argon and chlorine. Explain why they are both gases at room temperature ?
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using the knowledge of the structures of argon and chlorine. Explain why they are both gases at room temperature ?
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Because at atmospheric pressure the boiling point is below room temperature, just like Oxygen, Nitrogen etc
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