the trend for bond dissociation energy of halogens is Cl2>Br2>F2>I2... But as we move down in group strength of intermolecular forces increase( in case of halogens LDF) because of increasing polarizability so there should be more energy needed to break I-I bond(in addition to strong LDF it is in solid state also) but it doesnโt happens actually bcz in given trend Cl-Cl bond has greatest dissociation energy.....now plzzzz explain this all why not this trend I2>Br2>Cl2>F2?????
the trend for bond dissociation energy of halogens is Cl2>Br2>F2>I2... But as we move down in group strength of intermolecular forces increase( in case of halogens LDF) because of increasing polarizability so there should be more energy needed to break I-I bond(in addition to strong LDF it is in solid state also) but it doesnโt happens actually bcz in given trend Cl-Cl bond has greatest dissociation energy.....now plzzzz explain this all why not this trend I2>Br2>Cl2>F2?????










