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Why does chlorine have a higher bond dissociation enthalpy than bromine?
A. Chlorine has fewer electrons
B. Chlorine atoms are smaller, leading to a shorter and stronger bond
C. Bromine has a higher nuclear charge
D. Chlorine forms ionic bonds
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