Chemistry, asked by keerthisen1636, 11 months ago

Why does fluorine not play the role of central atom in interhalogen compounds?

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Answered by amandeepsingh001

because it has only -1 oxidation. state there for can only make one bond but a central atom needs to form more than one bond hence it cannot act as central atom.

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