Which of the following statements is true for halogens?

  • A
    They are all diatomic and monovalent.
  • B
    They all exhibit more than one oxidation state (except fluorine).
  • C
    They are all diatomic and divalent.
  • D
    They can displace each other from their compounds with metals.

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$(a)$ Due to small size and strong inter-electronic repulsion,the electron gain enthalpy of fluorine is less negative than that of chlorine.
$(b)$ Iodine has a different physical state and colour compared to other members of the group.
$(c)$ Fluorine does not show a positive oxidation state.
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