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What is the main reason for the difference in reactivity between fluorine and iodine?
A. Iodine is a solid and fluorine is a gas
B. Fluorine is lighter than iodine
C. Fluorine's small atomic size and very high electronegativity make it much more reactive than iodine
D. Iodine has a filled d-subshell
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