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A [[halogen]] is any element that sits in column 17 of the periodic table. One example of a halogen is [[chlorine]].
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A '''halogen''' is any element that sits in column 17 of the periodic table. The known halogens are [[fluorine]], [[chlorine]], [[bromine]], [[iodine]] and the extremely rare and unstable [[astatine]].
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A halogen is any element that sits in column 17 of the periodic table. The known halogens are fluorine, chlorine, bromine, iodine and the extremely rare and unstable astatine.