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"Though nitrogen and chlorine have almost equal electronegativity values, nitrogen forms hydrogen bonding while chlorine does not". This is due to:

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less size and more electronegativity of chlorine than nitrogen
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more size and more electronegativity of chlorine than nitrogen
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less size and more electronegativity of nitrogen than chlorine
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more size and more electronegativity of nitrogen than chlorine
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The correct option is D less size and more electronegativity of nitrogen than chlorine
N2 has slightly more electronegativity than Cl2, also N2 is small in size than Cl2, hence forms hydrogen bond.

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