When dioxygen difluoride is made to react with xenon and xenon tetrafluoride respectively, there is liberation of oxygen along with formation of:
None of these.
Xenon has +2 and +6 oxidation state in those two products.
Dioxygen diflouride reacts with xenon to form xenon difluoride and oxygen.
Dioxygen diflouride reacts with xenon tetrafluoride to form xenon hexafluoride and oxygen.
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