09 - Fluorine: The Reactivity King: From Toothpaste to Indian Pharma

from Friends of Periodic Table · host Ashwin G

Fluorine is a highly reactive element used in toothpaste and pharmaceuticals. It has atomic number 9 and atomic weight 18.998. It strengthens tooth enamel and improves drug effectiveness. Sources include the Royal Society of Chemistry and the Pharma Export Promotion Council of India.

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