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What type of molecule is formed when iodine reacts with a non-metal?
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MCQ
Type
practice
Style
Topic
The periodic table
Question
- A. Ionic molecule
- B. Covalent molecule
- C. Metallic molecule
- D. Complex molecule
Answer
Covalent molecule
Explanation
Iodine reacts with non-metals to form covalent molecules through the sharing of electrons.
Common mistake
Misunderstanding Non-Metal Reactions
Students often think that halogens only form ionic compounds when reacting with non-metals.
Emphasize that halogens can also form covalent compounds with non-metals, as they share electrons.
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