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Halogens
 Reacts with metals, potassium, platinum,
palladium
 Density-3.12 g/cm3
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Melting point : -7.3 °C
Boiling point: 59 °C
State of Matter: liquid
Discovered by Carl Lowig and AntoineJerome Balard
 Discovered in 1826
 Discovered by adding chlorine and spring
water to make a red.
 Jerome is credited with the discovery
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Antoine
Jerome on
the left
Carl Lowig on
the right
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able_of_elements#toc
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