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Which would best describe the properties of lodine? a. Not reactive with any other element b. Not malleable, not ductile, lower density c. Malleable, ductile, conductive d. Exis…

Which would best describe the properties of lodine? a. Not reactive with any other element b. Not malleable, not ductile, lower density c. Malleable, ductile, conductive d. Exis…
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Which would best describe the properties of lodine?

a. Not reactive with any other element

b. Not malleable, not ductile, lower density

c. Malleable, ductile, conductive

d. Exists as a gas

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I'm pretty sure it's B :)

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