Question

give reason why the recovery of fluorine from fluoride is not possible by chemical means?? ​

Answer 1

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Flourine is the smallest element in its group or period and highly electronegative atom therefore it is nearly impossible to saprate one flourine atom from another.

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Answer 2

Small Atomic Size

Explanation:

• Fluorine is the most electronegative element known therefore, it has an ability to oxidize other elements to their highest valence energy level.  
• Fluorine has a great tendency to react with metals to form fluorides at a required temperature.
• The reason for the recovery of fluorine is not possible from fluoride is due to a very small atomic size.
• Therefore, any numbers of atoms of fluorine can surround another element that achieves the highest oxidation state hence unable to be recovered.