Why it is not possible to displace flourine from metallic fluoride by any other halogens?

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It is not possible to displace flourine from metallic fluoride by any other halogens.
Because from the reactivity series of halogen it can be concluded that flourine is the most reactive element.
Reactivity series of halogen: I₂<Br₂<Cl₂<F₂

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