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Statement-1: Second electron gain enthal...

Statement-1: Second electron gain enthalpy of halogens is always positive.
Statement-2: Fluorine has most negative electron gain enthalpy.

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If both assertion and reason are true annd the reason is the correct explanation of assertion

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If both assertion and reason are true but reason is not the correct explanation of assertion

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If assertion is true but the reason is false

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if assertion is false but the reason is true

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