Nitrogen and fluorine both have same Electronegativity still chlorine dont form H bond . Why?
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because it is weak base it can produce OH- ions not H+ ions.
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However N, F and O are smaller and thus have an H bond. Although in reality, compared to other covalently bonded structures, HCl has a very strong covalent bond. Despite its electronegativity, size of chlorine atom is large and hence, electron density of chlorine is not sufficient to form Hydrogen Bonding.
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