Which of the following correctly explains why iodine crystals change directly into the gaseous state when heated?

a

lodine crystals sublime

b

lodine atoms are held together by strong forces

c

lodine molecules are held together by weak forces

d

lodine molecules are covalent

e

lodine is a solid at room temperature

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Morty
3 years ago

🌷The iodine atoms within one molecule are pulled closer to each other by a covalent bond. Between the molecules, their exist weak van der Waal forces. When Iodine crystals are heated, the van der Waal is easily overcome and the molecule breaks into the gas phase. this explains why that is the correct option.

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