Category:Halogen

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In their natural form, halogens exist as diatomic compounds. They need only one more electron to fill their valence shells. Because of their tendency to take on only one electron, they typically form a single negatively charged ion. An ion that has this charge, and is formed through the halogens is called a halide. These halides are most abundantly found in salts.

Subcategories

There are 6 subcategories to this category.

Pages in category "Halogen"

There are 7 pages in this category.

A

Astatine

B

Bromine

C

Chlorine

F

Fluorine

H

Halogen

I

Iodine

U

Ununseptium

Media in category "Halogen"

There are 14 files in this category.

Astatine periodic ta... 32,202 bytes	Bromine periodic tab... 5,636 bytes	Bulb.jpg 54,226 bytes	Chlorine periodic ta... 10,790 bytes
Electron shell Chlor... 37,894 bytes	Electron shell Fluor... 25,856 bytes	Electron shell astat... 86,470 bytes	Electron shell bromi... 52,223 bytes
Electron shell iodin... 66,746 bytes	Electron shell ununs... 108,830 bytes	Fluorine periodic ta... 8,382 bytes	Halogens.jpg 20,397 bytes
Iodine Periodic Tabl... 31,779 bytes	Ununseptium Periodic... 34,525 bytes