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Why is fluorine the most reactive of the halogens? | StemPy Lab
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Why is fluorine the most reactive of the halogens?
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High School (9–10)
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The Periodic Table › Groups and Families
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Why is fluorine the most reactive of the halogens?
It has the most electrons
Its atom is the smallest, so it pulls an extra electron in most strongly
Its outer shell is full
It is a metal
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