Lithium ionide has the highest covalent nature?
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The large size of iodine exerts a more polarising power to lithium as compared to fluorine and thus has more covalent character than fluorine.
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Although lithium is an alkali metal yet it's compounds., particularly halides, are slightly covalent in nature. This is because the Li* ion has small size and has maximum tendency to withdraw the electrons towards itself from the negative ion. ... Therefore, lithium halides are covalent in nature.
Although lithium is an alkali metal yet it's compounds., particularly halides, are slightly covalent in nature. This is because the Li* ion has small size and has maximum tendency to withdraw the electrons towards itself from the negative ion. ... Therefore, lithium halides are covalent in nature.
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