Chemistry, asked by aryanbhatia4805, 11 months ago

Why chlorine has more electronegativity than fluorine?

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Answered by dinesh11122

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as chlorine gains more electrons to fulfill its outermost shell it is electronegative

Answered by shreeyag8

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Answer:

fluorine is more electronegative than chlorine because fluorine is smaller and has its electrons closer to the positively charged nucleus.

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