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The pair with minimum difference in electronegativity is:(A) F, Cl(B) C, H(C) P, H(D) Na, Cs

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The correct option is (A) F, Cl.

Explanation:

The pair with minimum electronegativity difference is F,Cl as they are from same group and the period is 2nd for F and 3rd for Cl. We know electronegativity decreases down the group and increases along a period. So if elements respective period are consecutive and same group then there will be least electronegativity difference between two atom which is only possible in F,Cl 

For C, H and P, H group and period both are different. 

For Na, Cs group is same but period is not consecutive as Na is from 3rd period and Cs is from 6th period.



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