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Is F - F bond stronger then N - F?

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No, the N-F bond is stronger than an F-F bond

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What type of bond does f-f have?
the bond between f-f is covalent as both share electrons.and they dont have much electronegativity difference.
A f in n is a f you?
A friend in need is a friend you avoid.
Is N-F a covalent bond?
Yes, it is. Both are highly electronegative and combine by sharing electrons.
What is the bond type for F-F bond in F2?
The chemical bond between similar atoms is always a non polar covalent bond.
Which of these covalent bonds is most polar F-F F-S F-As or F-O?
None.