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Discussion Forum : Chemistry - Section 1 (Q.No. 3)
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The most electronegative element among the following is
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Heisenberg said:
10 years ago
Because of the high nuclear charge and smaller charge it become the strongest electronegative element.
Ayo said:
10 years ago
The electronic configuration of oxygen is 2, 4. So it can accept 4 electrons to fill up its outermost shell making it more negative.
ODUNAYO said:
10 years ago
Fluorine is an electronegative element cause it accept extra electron to fill it outermost shell.
Goke said:
9 years ago
Fluorine is nonmetals and it accept electron from metals.
Dnyaneshwar k gote said:
9 years ago
Because an electron gain enthalpy and becomes more nagative from left to right.
Addition of an electron in 2p-orbital leads to a greater repulsion when atomic size is very small as in f.
Addition of an electron in 2p-orbital leads to a greater repulsion when atomic size is very small as in f.
Dnyaneshwar k gote said:
9 years ago
Because an electron gain enthalpy and becomes more nagative from left to right.
Addition of an electron in 2p-orbital leads to a greater repulsion when atomic size is very small as in f.
Addition of an electron in 2p-orbital leads to a greater repulsion when atomic size is very small as in f.
Biswa said:
9 years ago
Fluorine has more electronegative than other element because its small in size.
Sahana kc said:
9 years ago
What about oxygen? Oxygen is smaller than fluorine.
Himanshu gupta (chemical engg.) said:
9 years ago
Oxygen is smaller in size as compare to fluorine but oxygen has 2 electrons in its balance shell which is difficult to gain and fluorine has only one electron it can gain it easily need less energy as compared to oxygen. Thus fluorine is more electronegative.
Kheni Pratik said:
8 years ago
Thanks for the valuable information.
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