What is most likely to happen when two fluorine (F) atoms bond? Electrons will be equally attracted to both atoms. One atom will attract electrons more strongly than the other.

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What is most likely to happen when two fluorine

(F) atoms bond?
Electrons will be equally attracted to both
atoms.
One atom will attract electrons more strongly
than the other.

Chemistry
middle-school

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Answer:

Electrons will be equally attracted to both atoms.

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Answer:electrons will be equally attracted to both

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