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Fluorine, when in a compound, always has an oxidation number of _____.

Fluorine, when in a compound, always has an oxidation number of _____.
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Fluorine, when in a compound, always has an oxidation number of _____.

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I believe that the answer is -1

User Niiru
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Fluorine always has an oxidation number of -1.
Hope this would help :))
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