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Which element would most likely be a shiny solid at room temperature and a good conductor of electricity? a. Co b. I c. F d. Cl

Which element would most likely be a shiny solid at room temperature and a good conductor of electricity? a. Co b. I c. F d. Cl
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Which element would most likely be a shiny solid at room temperature and a good conductor of electricity?

a. Co
b. I
c. F
d. Cl

User Kyle Barbour
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Answer:

A

Step-by-step explanation:

rest are nonmetals and they are not shiny

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