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Why do halogens other than fluorine exhibit positive oxidation states like +1, +3, +5, and +7?
A. They are less electronegative than fluorine.
B. They have d orbitals and can expand their octets.
C. They are more reactive than fluorine.
D. They have a larger atomic size.
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