From: volney@invalid.invalid   
      
   Is there such a thing as a chemical (not containing fluorine) that can   
   oxidize a fluoride to fluorine gas? Obviously it would certainly have   
   non-standard oxidation states and/or strained bonds, it would explode if   
   you look at it wrong, etc.   
      
   X + 2NaF --> Y + F2(g)   
      
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