The bonds in F2 are easier to break than the bonds in N2. True or False? EXPLAIN.

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Yes, F₂ bond is easier to break than N₂. This is beacuse, F is more electronegative than N, therefore, the bond dissociation energy of F₂ is lower.
Also, a sigma bond is present in F₂ whereas, a sigma and pi bond is present in N₂. Therefore, it is true that F₂ bond is easier to break than N₂.

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