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Which element has atoms that can form halide atoms? 1) Iodine 2) Silver 3) strontium 4) Xenon
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Which element has atoms that can form halide atoms?

1) Iodine
2) Silver
3) strontium
4) Xenon

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Iodine is the element has atoms that can form halide atoms.

Answer: Letter A

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