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Fluorine molecules is formed by:

A
the axial pp orbital overlap
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the sideways p-porbital overlap
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the ss orbital overlap
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the sp orbital overlap
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Solution

The correct option is B the axial pp orbital overlap
Fluorine molecule is formed by axial pp orbital overlap. This results in the formation of sigma bond between 2F atoms. The participating atomic orbitals are 2pz orbitals of two F atoms if Z axis is the internuclear axis.
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