Fluorine is a halogen with an atomic number of 9. It has various industrial and medical uses, including as an ingredient in toothpaste to prevent tooth decay, as fluoride pills prescribed to stop tooth decay, and in blowing glass to create a frosted look. Fluorine is also highly reactive and can dissolve bones upon contact with skin, reacting with most elements except helium, neon and argon.

1. Fluorine
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2. General Information
Symbol: F
Atomic Number: 9
Atomic Mass: 18.99 amu
Protons: 9+
Electrons: 9
Neutrons: 9.99*
Density: 1.696 g/l
Melting point: -219.6 degrees Celsius
Boiling point: -180.12 degrees fahrenheit
Classification: halogen
Crystal Structure: cubic

3. Uses: Toothpaste
It is also used as
fluoride pills. They
prescribe the pills
to stop or prevent
tooth.

4. Uses: Pills
It is also used as fluoride pills.
They prescribe the pills to stop or
prevent tooth decay.

5. Uses: Blown Glass
It it used mostly in
blowing glass to create a
frosted look.

6. Artifacts

7. Fluorine Facts
When fluorine come in contact
with your skin it goes it got into
your skin and dissolves your
bones
It reacts to all elements except
Helium, Neon, and Argon
It gives you Herpes

8. What I Did on My Box
At the top I portrayed a picture of an explosion representing
how fluorine reacts with most chemicals
On the right side I add three main uses for fluorine
On the left side I made 3-d models of the crystal structure and
the atomic structure
At the bottom I have a tab that you pull add inside it holds the
information about my element
In the middle I it shows my element and its symbol F. It also
shows the atomic mass on the bottom and the number of
protons and electrons at the top.