why will ClO4 with -1 charge not show disproportionation reaction ?

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Disproportionation Reactions:
A special type of redox reaction in which an element in one oxidation state is simultaneously oxidized or reduced.
So, in ClO₄^-1, Cl is in its maximum oxidation state that is +7, so it can not undergo disproportionation reaction because it can not further oxidized.

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