What are three nonmetal elements that combine with only one fluorine atom to form a stable compound?

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What are three nonmetal elements that combine with only one fluorine atom to form a stable compound?

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Answer 1 · 2017-08-16T11:01:20

Well, interhalogen molecules are possible for a start......

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And the interhalogens are $F - C l$ $F-Cl$ , $F - B r$ $F-Br$ , and $F - I$ $F-I$ ; mind you these might not be stable. Certainly $H F$ $HF$ fits your requirement. $C - F$ $C-F$ , and $B - F$ $B-F$ are known spectroscopically, but you might not be able to put these in a bottle.

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