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Compare the positive CF+ ion to the diatomic molecule CF that exists in the gas phase....


Compare the positive CF+ ion to the diatomic molecule CF that exists in the gas phase.

Will the CF+ ion have a shorter or a longer bond than the CF molecule?_________shorterlonger

Will CF+ be paramagnetic like CF or diamagnetic? _________paramagneticdiamagnetic

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Solve on the basis of molcular orbital theory.

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