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3 years ago

What would make bromine , a group 17 element, more similar to a noble gas?

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It is more similar to a noble gas because noble gases are the group 18 elements. Noble gases are gases which have their outer shell complete and so cannot give out or gain any more electrons. And cannot react with other elements. Hope i helped.

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