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Crystal Structure of Iodine | eHow.com

ehow.com — Iodine is one of two halogens that exist as a solid at room temperature. Iodine readily forms orthorhombic crystals, meaning that the three axes of the unit cell (a, b, and c, of the crystal) are all at right angles to each other and all of different length.

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