Chemistry · Hydrogen Bond
In a hydrogen fluoride (HF) molecule, the electron pair of the covalent bond is drawn towards F. Why?
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- 1The bond is a coordinate bond, not a covalent bond.
- 2Fluorine is highly electronegative, while Hydrogen is electropositive.✓
- 3Fluorine is a metal and Hydrogen is a non-metal.
- 4Hydrogen is more electronegative than Fluorine.
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Fluorine is highly electronegative, while Hydrogen is electropositive.
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