Fluorine Educational Facts Children's Science Book

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Fluorine, the lightest and most electronegative halogen, is highly reactive due to its nine protons and electrons, allowing it to readily form compounds. While it plays a crucial role in various industrial applications, including plastics and solvents, fluorine is rarely encountered in its pure state. Instead, it is typically obtained through the compound fluoride, highlighting its significance in both chemistry and industry.