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theThe electron being gaining togained by fluorine shouldwould be taken in to a much smaller 2p orbital and requiredrequires more electron coupling energy than that of much larger 3p orbital inof chlorine.there fore Therefore, energy realizingreleased during the electron gaining process of fluorine is less than that of chlorine.

the electron being gaining to fluorine should be taken in to much smaller 2p orbital and required more electron coupling energy than that of much larger 3p orbital in chlorine.there fore energy realizing during the electron gaining process of fluorine is less than that of chlorine.

The electron being gained by fluorine would be taken in to a much smaller 2p orbital and requires more electron coupling energy than that of much larger 3p orbital of chlorine. Therefore, energy released during the electron gaining process of fluorine is less than that of chlorine.

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the electron being gaining to fluorine should be taken in to much smaller 2p orbital and required more electron coupling energy than that of much larger 3p orbital in chlorine.there fore energy realizing during the electron gaining process of fluorine is less than that of chlorine.