Why fluorine is too explosive and has more reactivity?
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This may be due to the repulsive force of the lone pairs of electrons, bond cleavage of fluorine is much easier that that of other halogens.
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This may be due to the repulsive force of the lone pairs of electrons, bond cleavage of fluorine is much easier that that of other halogens.
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Fluorine is reactive because it only requires a single electron to complete its octet and its atomic size is also relatively small. So it is likely to form compounds with most elements.
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