Is Flourine a cation or Anion
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Anion
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Flourine being a first member of 17 group , called halogens is the most electronegative species in the whole periodic table .
As it is smaller in size and has high effective nuclear charge , and due to which the distance between the nucleus and the outermost shell of the atom is very less and it can become easy to add electron to it , so it behaves as a anion .
Anion - a negatively charged species.( Made due to addition of electron to the neutral atom)
Flourine has 9 electrons in neutral state , so when we add ( say ) one electron to it , it become flouride ion (F-) forming anion.
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