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Can other elements (different from oxygen) oxidize matter?
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Can other elements (different from oxygen) oxidize matter?

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yes, elements other than oxygen can oxidize matter

acids are often used as oxidizers, as are chlorine and bromine compounds. Fluorine is actually a more powerful oxidizer than oxygen, but is rarely used because it tends to react violently.

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