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Bond dissociation energy of `F_(2)` is less that of `Cl_(2)` give reason.

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Atomic size of `F` atom is less than `Cl` ,hence bond length `F-F` is less than `Cl-Cl`. Thus the `lp-lp` repulsion in `F-F` molecule is much larger than `Cl-Cl` molecules . Hence `F-F` bond is weaker than `Cl-Cl` bond dissociation energy of `F_(2)` is less than that of `Cl_(2)`.
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  • The bond dissociation energy of B-F in BF_(3) is 646 kJ mol^(-1) whereas that of C-F in CF_(4) is 515 kJ mol^(-1) . The correct reason for higher B-F bond dissociation energy as compared to that of C-F in CF_(4) is

    A
    stronger `sigma` bond between B and F in `BF_(3)` as compared to that between C and F in `CF_(4)`
    B
    significant `p pi- p pi` interaction between B and F in `BF_(3)` whereas there is no possibility of such interaction between C and F in `CF_(4)`
    C
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    D
    smaller size of B - atoms as compared to that of C-atom