Consider the following elements in their stable forms: Chlorine Fluorine Bromine Carbon Then for each of the following questions, enter the number listed (1-4) before the element, for elements that satisfy the criterion. Enter the number(s) in order with no separators. If none, type "none" or leave blank. (a) Which of these elements have allotropes? fill in the blank 2d8840092ffc02e_1 (b) Which of these elements exist as diatomic molecules? fill in the blank 2d8840092ffc02e_2 (c) Which of these elements exist as a metallic lattice?

Consider the following elements in their stable forms: Chlorine Fluorine Bromine Carbon Then for each of the following questions, enter the number listed (1-4) before the element, for elements that satisfy the criterion. Enter the number(s) in order with no separators. If none, type "none" or leave blank. (a) Which of these elements have allotropes? fill in the blank 2d8840092ffc02e_1 (b) Which of these elements exist as diatomic molecules? fill in the blank 2d8840092ffc02e_2 (c) Which of these elements exist as a metallic lattice?

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Problem 3.58P: 3-58 In Section 2-3B, we saw that there are seven diatomic elements. (a) Draw Lewis structures for...

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(a)	Which of these elements have allotropes?	fill in the blank 2d8840092ffc02e_1
(b)	Which of these elements exist as diatomic molecules?	fill in the blank 2d8840092ffc02e_2
(c)	Which of these elements exist as a metallic lattice?

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