Choose the $CORRECT$ reason for fluorine being a stronger oxidising agent than chlorine.
$I$. Low enthalpy of dissociation of $F-F$ bond
$II$. High hydration enthalpy of $F^-$
$III$. Low atomisation enthalpy of $F_2$
$I$. Low enthalpy of dissociation of $F-F$ bond
$II$. High hydration enthalpy of $F^-$
$III$. Low atomisation enthalpy of $F_2$
- AOnly $I$
- BOnly $II$
- C$I$ and $III$ only
- DBoth $I$ and $II$
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