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Linus Pauling, an American scientist, assigned arbitrarily a value of______to fluroine.

A

`3.5`

B

`3.0`

C

`4.0`

D

`2.8`

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The electronegativity of fluorine `(4.0)` is higher than that of any other element. This tells us that when flourine is chemically bonded to other elements, it has a greater tendency to attract electron density to itseft than does any other element. oxygen `(3.5)` is the second most electronegativity element and nitrogen `(3.0)` is the third most electronegativity element.
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