If you were to use Lewis theory to predict the formula for the compound between rubidium and fluorine, it would most likely be:

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If you were to use Lewis theory to predict the formula for the compound between rubidium and fluorine, it would most likely be:

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The correct answer is RbF

Explanation: Rubidium fluoride (RbF)

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