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Look at the table. | State at room temperature | Electronic structure | |--------------------------|----------------------| | A | Gas ... show full transcript
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Chlorine, at room temperature, is a gas with an electronic structure of 2.7. Therefore, the correct row in the table is row B, which indicates that chlorine has an electronic structure of 2.8.7. In reality, chlorine has 7 valence electrons, which can be noted with the correct electronic configuration being 2.8.7. Thus, the answer is B.
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