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On a laboratory table there are 6 bottles containing 6 halides, but the labels were lost....

On a laboratory table there are 6 bottles containing 6 halides, but the labels were lost. Bottle A is a white solid, bottle B is a deep red solid, C is a colorless gas, D is a solid formed by violet flakes, E is a colorless liquid and F is broken (had a explosive product). A, B, C, D, E y F?

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