Will fluorine form an anion or a cation? Why?

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Sandun Chathuranga · Answer 1 · 2017-02-01T08:27:57+0000

Fluorine will always form an anion. That is because at its basic form, it is electronegative, which means that it attracts electrons who give it a negative charge. This is why it will form an anion.

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