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The low bond energy of fluorine molecule...

The low bond energy of fluorine molecule is best explained by

A

the high electronegativity of fluorination

B

the small size of fluorine

C

the attainment of noble gas configuration by fluorine

D

repulsion by lone pairs on fluorine.

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The correct Answer is:
D

Due to smaller bond length of fluorine, the lone pairs are nearer and so interelectronic repulsions between the lone pairs is more so it has low bond energy
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