Which behavior arises in fluoromethane due to bonding?

💡 Explanation

The **hybridization** of carbon's atomic orbitals with fluorine's orbitals causes a significant charge separation and thus increased dipole moment. This occurs because fluorine is highly electronegative, therefore it has a large partial negative charge rather than even distribution.

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