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The number of unpaired electrons in an atom can be determined

from the orbital filling diagrams and correctly applying Hund's
rule. Boron has one unpaired electron, while carbon has two, and
nitrogen has three. How many unpaired electrons does fluorine
have?
a 3
b 5
C2
d 1

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User Marsl
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Answer:

D 1

Step-by-step explanation:

The number of unpaired electrons in an atom can be determined from the orbital filling diagrams and correctly applying Hund's rule. Boron has one unpaired electron, while carbon has two, and nitrogen has three. How many unpaired electrons does fluorine have?

1

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User Rob Whelan
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