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\tHow is the chemistry of fluorine different from other halogens?\twhy is the chemistry of fluorine different from that of the other halogens?

eryenyu joseph , 7 Years ago
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Shramana Kar

Last Activity: 7 Years ago

Fluorine is the smallest halogen.It is the most electronegative atom in periodic table.It has no d-orbital as it belongs to 2nd period and the bond dissociation energy is too high.Mainly for these reasons fluorine shows an anomalous behavior.

Muskan

Last Activity: 5 Years ago

High electronegativiy
High I.E
High Reduction potential
Low bond dissociation enthalpy
Low electon gain enthalpy
M.pt and B.pt low 

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