For each pair (4), choose the stronger bond:
1. H–F (single bond) or H–Cl (single bond)
2. C–...
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For each pair (4), choose the stronger bond:
1. H–F (single bond) or H–Cl (single bond)
2. C–C (single bond) or C=C (double bond)
3. F–F (single bond) or H–F (single bond)
4. O=O (double bond) or C=C (double bond)
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