Question

Fluorine and neon shared characteristics

Answer 1

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Neon, atomic number 10, is used as a light source to stand out. Fluorine, atomic number 9, is an extremely reactive element with almost any other element in the periodic table except for Neon and Helium though Neon doesn’t react with any element as it has a full shell unlike fluorine which requires one more electron to have a full shell. Neon is part of the Noble Gases group and Fluorine is part of the Halogens group. Fluorine is a small atom and has a small nucleus because it is highly charged. Fluorine is really reactive because the electrons don’t shield the nucleus so it attracts electrons to itself from other elements. Once it gets the borrowed electron it requires then it becomes non-reactive like Neon. Fluorine and Neon are both on the second period of the periodic table. Overall fluorine and Neon have many differences and some similarities.

Answer 2

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Neon is part of the Noble Gases group and Fluorine is part of the Halogens group. Fluorine is a small atom and has a small nucleus because it is highly charged. ... Once it gets the borrowed electron it requires then it becomes non-reactive like Neon. Fluorine and Neon are both on the second period of the periodic table.