For a given atom Y, the YF bond is usually stronger than the corresponding YCl bond. An
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For a given atom Y, the Y—F bond is usually stronger than the corresponding Y—Cl bond. An exception is when Y is oxygen (Table 16.2). Suggest a reason for this observation.
Table 16.2.
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