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We are asked to consider bonds to fluorine of the circled compounds, sodium, gallium, silken, and carbon.
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And to rank them from the least polar to the most polar.
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So the fluorine has the highest electronegativity.
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So the higher the electronegativity values, which are written in red for each element, the closer will be to fluorine, the less polar the bond will be.
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So that means the cf bond is the least polar.
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And then we're followed by si.
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So 2 .55, then we have 1 .9.
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And then we have gallium, which is at 1 .81.
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And the sodium fluorine bond is the most polar because sodium has the lowest electron negativity.
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So the difference between the electronic activities between nia and f is really high...
