MCQ 161: Greater number of electrons (e") in halogens (F2, Cla, Brz, 1) are indicative of A. greater van der Waal's forces only B. least volatility only C. highest volatility D. greater van der Waal's forces and least volatility

MCQ 161: Greater number of electrons (e") in halogens (F2, Cla, Brz, 1) are indicative of A. greater van der Waal's forces only B. least volatility only C. highest volatility D. greater van der Waal's forces and least volatility

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MCQ 161: Greater number of clectrons (e') in halogens (F, Cl, Brz, I) are indicative of
A. greater van der Waal's forces only
B. least volatility only
C. highest volatility
D. greater van der Waal's forces and least volatility

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