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why are hexa fluoride stable then di and tri fluoride

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Answered by divyamallajosypb1f8g
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Hexa fluoride is contains less water content that them

Answered by macwood99
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Difluoride

Example, Beryllium difluoride

Two fluorine atoms occupy around the Beryllium atom .

Trifluoride

Example , aluminium trifluoride

Trifluoride are compounds having three fluorines per formula unit .

Hexafluoride

Example , ruthenium hexafluoride

Six fluorines fit around the ruthenium atom .

Thus making hexafluoride more stable than difluoride and trifluoride .


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