Science, asked by ghazala6357, 1 year ago

Why does fluorine show negative oxidation state?

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Answered by Anonymous

Fluorine is the most electronegative element in the periodic table. For it to exhibit a positive oxidation state, a more electro negative element has to be bonded with it, which is very difficult to make happen

Answered by patel25

BECAUSE IT IS MOST ELECTRONEGATIVITY ELEMENT

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