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NeF2 and HeF2 don't exist.Why?​

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Answered by Aastha2209
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Even if Ne can expand its octet, Ne's valence electrons are close to the nucleus and thus experience strong electrostatic attraction. To unpair them and move it to a higher energy orbital will need high amount of energy which can not be compensated by the formation of the Ne-F bond. Hence NeF2 does not exist.

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