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F
Fluorine
Atomic Z: 9 · Mass A: 19
Proton (p⁺)
Neutron (n⁰)
Electron (e⁻)
F
Fluorine
Z = 9
Mass A = 19 u · Halogen
Protons (p⁺)
9 Neutrons (n⁰)
10 Electrons (e⁻)
9 Orbit Velocity1.0x
Orbit Rings
Nucleus Glow
Select Element (29)
Scientific Summary
The most chemically reactive and electronegative of all elements, reacting violently with nearly all matter.
Did You Know?
Fluorine gas will set glass, metals, and even water on fire upon contact!
Practical Applications
Toothpaste Fluoride Protection
Teflon Coating
Refrigerants
Pharmaceuticals
Discovered By: Henri MoissanYear: 1886