Fluorine (F) - 9 on the Periodic Table | Periodic Table
Standard IUPAC: Fluorine • Symbol: F • Atomic Mass: 18.998403162 u
1. Periodic Table Position of Fluorine (9 on the Periodic Table)
Element Fluorine has atomic number Z = 9, meaning it contains 9 protons in its atomic nucleus and 9 electrons in its neutral state. On the standard periodic table of elements, Fluorine is located in period 2 and group Main.
2. Electron Configuration & Oxidation States (Fluorine Charges & Configuration)
[He] 2s2 2p5
3. Physical Properties & Atomic Mass (Fluorine Atomic Mass)
Element Fluorine has a standard atomic weight of 18.998403162 u. Its melting point is 53.5 K and boiling point is 85.03 K. The Pauling electronegativity value is 3.98.
Comprehensive chemical properties and data for Fluorine (F, Z=9).
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5. Frequently Asked Questions about Fluorine (FAQ)
What is the chemical symbol and atomic number of Fluorine?
The chemical symbol of Fluorine is F and its atomic number is 9.
What is the atomic mass and electron configuration of Fluorine?
Fluorine has a standard atomic mass of 18.998403162 u and ground-state electron configuration of [He] 2s2 2p5.
What periodic table group and period does Fluorine belong to?
Fluorine is located in period 2 and group Main on the periodic table of elements.