What are three nonmetal elements that combine with only one fluorine atom to form a stable compound?

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anor277
Aug 16, 2017

Well, interhalogen molecules are possible for a start......

Explanation:

And the interhalogens are #F-Cl#, #F-Br#, and #F-I#; mind you these might not be stable. Certainly #HF# fits your requirement. #C-F#, and #B-F# are known spectroscopically, but you might not be able to put these in a bottle.

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