FLUORINE

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• Mass - 18.99
• Isotopes - fluorine 19
• Compounds - hydrogen Fluoride, sodium fluoride, hexafluoride, Teflon, Hydrofluoric acid

DISCOVERY AND BIO

• Discovered by Henri Moissan
• Year - 1886
• Location - France

PROTONS, ELECTRONS, NEUTRONS, ENERGY LEVEL

• Protons - 9
• Neutrons - 10
• Electrons - 9
• Energy levels - 2

GROUP

• Group #17
• Group name - Halogen

PROPERTIES, NONMETAL

• Melting point - (-219.62 c)
• Boiling point - (-188.12 c)
• Density of solid (1700 kg)
• Critical temperature (-129 c)
• Molar volume (11.20 cm3

USES, COST

• $190 per 100g
• Used to process nuclear fuel
• Used in toothpaste and drinking water

FUN FACTS

• Most chemically reactive element
• Attracts electrons more powerfully then any other element
• Can catch glass on fire
• The Origen of the name is from a Latin word fluere which means to flow