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fluoride ion affinity: a standalone construct

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Main-group chemistry

the enthalpy released when a Lewis acid binds a fluoride ion in the gas phase, used as a quantitative scale of Lewis acidity.

In main-group chemistry, fluoride ion affinity refers to the enthalpy released when a Lewis acid binds a fluoride ion in the gas phase, used as a quantitative scale of Lewis acidity. This meaning comes from Christe (2000) in Journal of Fluorine Chemistry.[1]

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References

Christe, K. O., Dixon, D. A., McLemore, D., Wilson, W. W., Sheehy, J. A., & Boatz, J. A. (2000). On a quantitative scale for Lewis acidity and recent progress in polynitrogen chemistry. Journal of Fluorine Chemistry, 101(2), 151-153. https://doi.org/10.1016/s0022-1139(99)00151-7

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