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In F2, which orbitals overlap?

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In F2, which orbitals overlap?

In F2, which orbitals overlap?
a. two sp2 orbitals
b. two 2s orbitals
c. one 2s orbital and one 2p orbital
d. two sp orbitals
e. two 2p orbitals

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