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If you are referring onto why the fluoride Ionion isn't the best reducing agent, itsit's because in order for anything to be a reducing agent it shallwill be oxidized and reduces what ever it reacted with, since. Since Fluorine is the most electronegative atom out there, there is no way it can be oxidized and lose its electrons.

If you are referring on why the fluoride Ion isn't the best reducing agent, its because in order for anything to be a reducing agent it shall be oxidized and reduces what ever it reacted with, since Fluorine is the most electronegative atom out there, there is no way it can be oxidized and lose its electrons.

If you are referring to why the fluoride ion isn't the best reducing agent, it's because in order for anything to be a reducing agent it will be oxidized and reduces what ever it reacted with. Since Fluorine is the most electronegative atom out there, there is no way it can be oxidized and lose its electrons.

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If you are referring on why the fluoride Ion isn't the best reducing agent, its because in order for anything to be a reducing agent it shall be oxidized and reduces what ever it reacted with, since Fluorine is the most electronegative atom out there, there is no way it can be oxidized and lose its electrons.