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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.
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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.

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Answer:

Electrons will be equally attracted to both atoms.

Step-by-step explanation:

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Answer:electrons will be equally attracted to both

Step-by-step explanation:

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