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How can a bond be more stable and more polar at same time? Image is attached with it.. please clear my misconception..!

How can a bond be more stable and more polar at same time? Image is attached with it.. please clear my misconception..!

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Vikas TU
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4 years ago
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we need to keep all factor in mind while we are caculating bond strength. Although F has higher electronegativity it is significantly smaller than Cl, Br and I Thus F is less stable than I .
So, F is a much better nucleophile.
F is a much better leaving group than I because F will instantly catch a hydrogen from the solution and stop being nucleophillic which according to Le Chatlier principle shifts the equlibrium to where F is a leaving grup.

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