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Suppose a phosphorus atom forms a bond with a fluorine atom. What type of bond must between these two elements?

Suppose a phosphorus atom forms a bond with a fluorine atom. What type of bond must between these two elements?
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Suppose a phosphorus atom forms a bond with a fluorine atom. What type of bond must between these two elements?

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Answer:

Covalent bond

Step-by-step explanation:

they will make a covalent bond with each other because both are non- metals and have a low electronegativity difference.

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Answer:

Its not covalent bond i took the test and missed it

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