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Chlorine is a very reactive non-metals. Why

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Chlorine is a very reactive non metals because this element don't form any known chemical compound.

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Chlorine atoms have a lot of valance electrons without being complete on its own, so it has a greater need to seek it's conjugates. That's called electronegativity. Halogens are highly reactive because of their electronegativity.

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