Which of the following statements is incorrect regarding the $B-F$ bond in $BF_{3}$?

  • A
    All three $B-F$ bond lengths are equal and each is shorter than the sum of the covalent radii of boron and fluorine.
  • B
    The bond energy of the $B-F$ bond is very high,higher than that of any other single bond.
  • C
    The unusual shortness and strength of the $B-F$ bond cannot be explained by $p\pi-p\pi$ interaction between boron and fluorine.
  • D
    The unusual shortness and strength of the $B-F$ bond can be explained by $p\pi-p\pi$ interaction between boron and fluorine.

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