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Room temperature is around 25°
c. What is the state of matter of bromine?

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The answer is Liquid
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Answer:

The state of bromine is liquid at room temperature.

Step-by-step explanation:

We are given that room temperature is around
25^(\circ)C

We have to find out the state of bromine at room temperature at
25^(\circ)C

We change celsius into kelvin by the formula

kelvin measure= 273+ celsius measure

Therefore
25^(\circ) C= 273+25=298 k

The attraction forces between the molecules of bromine is dispersion force.The dispersion force is the weakest intermolecular forces. it is a temporary attractive force.The molecules of bromine hold together with strong dispersion forces. Therefore, room temperature is not sufficient to overcome the strong dispersion forces . It requires more energy to break the substance . Therefore, the state of bromine is liquid at room temperature.

Answer:The state of bromine is liquid at room temperature.

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