Is there any difference in C-F and R-F bond ?or they are same?

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anor277
Feb 17, 2018

You will have to give us a bit of context here....

Explanation:

#R# is the generic alkyl group, i.e. #C_nH_(2n+1)#...and so #R-F# would be #C_nH_(2n+1)F# by the given formalism. Fluorine bound to carbon is usually the preserve of specialist fluorine chemists...

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