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why is here f2 while valency of fluorine is 1
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In gaseous state ,it will exist in the form of F2
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Atoms having four outermost electrons possess both positive and negative valency, and atoms having eight outermost electrons, valency will be zero (i.e. noble gases). Elements like fluorine can reach the stable state (nearest inert gas configuration: Ne) by getting one electron. So that the valency of fluorine is 1.
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