Iodine is a solid and sublimes at ordinary temperature. This is because of:

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Iodine is a solid and sublimes at ordinary temperature. This is because of: (A) weak I-I bonds (B) strong I-I bonds (C) lone pair-bond pair repulsions (D) weak van der Waals forces between I2 molecules

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I2 is solid and sublimes at ordinary temperature because of weak vanderwaal's force between I2 molecules.

Q. Iodine is a solid and sublimes at ordinary temperature. This is because of:

weak I-I bonds

strong I-I bonds

lone pair-bond pair repulsions

weak van der Waals forces between $I_{2}$ molecules

$I_{2}$ is solid and sublimes at ordinary temperature because of weak vanderwaal's force between $I_{2}$ molecules.