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Flourine is the best oxidising agent because it has
- (a) Highest electron affinity
- Highest
- (c) Highest
- Lowest electron affinity
The correct answer is: Highest
Fluorine has highest 
{Equal to +2.9 V} due to which it can easily accept an electron & hence it is the best oxidising agent.
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