Is iodine heptafluoride a metaphor for incest?
Iodine and Fluorine are in the same group. Admittedly, Fluorine is dangerously electronegative which makes it a negative force in general but having a crack at Iodine with that weird +7 potential seems very much like the potential of pairing up with your aunt.
You can have three lone pairs if you want but it's not acceptable in today's society. Especially as you have to get it on by diatomic Fluorine leaping on IF5 and making something weird in IF7.
Anyone up for discussing the morality of molecular incest?
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