Chemistry, asked by monuamitcool821, 1 year ago

An element which never has a positive oxidation number in any of its compound is

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Answered by siril

It is none other than 'Fluorine'.

Because it is the most electronegative element in the periodic table and
its only possible oxidation states are -1 and 0.

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