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Arrange the following in order of increasing polarity
SF2, F2 and SC1₂
SCI₂ SF2 F2
F₂ SF₂ < SC1₂
SF₂ F2 <SC1₂
SF2 < SCI₂ < F2
F₂ SCl₂ < SF₂
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