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A bottle containing solid iodine rystals fills with a violet haze upon standing at room temperature?
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When a bottle containing solid iodine crystals stands at room temperature, it will form a violet haze which is iodine gas. Iodine crystals go through sublimation when undergoing heat. The gas will form back into iodine by placing the bottle in a cooler temperature.
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