Which statement for NH3 and NF3 is false? Electronegativities N = 3.0, H = 2.1, F = 4.0.
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The NF3 molecule is more polar than the NH3 molecule.
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The bond angles in NF3 are smaller than those in NHS.
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The bond dipoles in NF3 are directed toward the more electronegative fluorine atoms.
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Both molecules have one unshared pair of electrons in the outer shell of nitrogen.
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Both are sp3 hybridized at nitrogen.
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The bond dipoles in NF3 oppose the effect of the unshared pair of electrons.
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The nitrogen atom can be described as utilizing spJ hybrid orbitals in the nitrogen trifluoride molecule.
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The bond dipoles of NF3 are directed toward fluorine, whereas those in NH: are directed toward nitrogen.
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