Science, asked by khushi3820, 10 months ago

Explain why 'F' has only one covalency while 'Cl' can have covalencies 1,3 5 and 7​

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Answered by KINGofDEVIL
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ANSWER :

In 'F' due to the absence of vacant orbital in the valence shell of 7 it cannot expand its covalency and his covalency 1.

However, chlorine can expand its covalency is in its various excited state due to the presence of vacant 'd' orbital in the valence shell.

Answered by amani11
15

Answer:

F has only one covalency because there is absence of vacant orbital in the valence shell of 7 and it is unable to expand its covalency and its covalency is 1

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