what substances can be used to oxidise fluorides to fluorine?
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Fluorine ignites on contact with ammonia, phosphorus, sulfur, copper wire, acetone and many unsaturated organic and inorganic compounds
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No chemical substances can be used to fluorides to fluorine
Explanation:
- The standard reduction potential of fluorine is maximum.
- Thus, it can't be oxidised by the other reagent.
- Fluoride ion is extremely stable thanks to small size and high electronegativity of fluorine atom.
- Thus, fluorine can't be prepared from fluorides by chemical oxidation. Hence reverse reaction takes place more easily.
- Assertion: Amongst the halogens, fluorine can oxidise the weather to the very best oxidation- state.
- Reason: thanks to small size of fluoride ion, it's difficult to oxidise fluoride ion to fluorine.
- Hence reverse reaction takes place more easily.
Therefore,No chemical substances can be used to fluorides to fluorine
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