In $BF_3$ molecule:

  • A
    all the $B-F$ bonds are single covalent in nature.
  • B
    the boron-fluorine bond has some double bond character and this bond is delocalized.
  • C
    the bond energy and bond length of the $B-F$ bond indicate its single bond character.
  • D
    all the bonds are ionic.

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