Why fluorine does not form f4+ ions?
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Because fluorine atom can share electrons with another non-metal to form a covalent bonds.
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The atomic number of fluorine is 9. It's electronic configuration is 2,7. Thus, to attain it's stability it accepts one electron which results in having of -1 charge over the atom of fluorine. It is due to this reason that fluorine forms F -1 ion and not F+4 ion.
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The atomic number of fluorine is 9. It's electronic configuration is 2,7. Thus, to attain it's stability it accepts one electron which results in having of -1 charge over the atom of fluorine. It is due to this reason that fluorine forms F -1 ion and not F+4 ion.
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