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Fluorine is a pale yellow gas at room temperature. It is very toxic and has a pungent odor. How do you know that fluorine is a nonmetal? A. It is toxic, and reactive

B. It has a pungent odor

C. It is on the left side of PT

D. It is a gas at room temperature
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