Covalent bonding (with an electronegativity difference below 0.5) results when fluorine bonds with A. hydrogen. B. fluorine. C. potassium. D. iodine i think its b, but i wanted to make sure

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Covalent bonding (with an electronegativity difference below 0.5) results when fluorine bonds with

A. hydrogen.
B. fluorine.
C. potassium.
D. iodine

i think its b, but i wanted to make sure

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Answer:

flourine

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