O Question 6 Fluorine (F) is a nonmetal. It has a strong tendency to complete its outermost shell of electrons and form an ion. How will F form its ion? It will gain one electron and form F. It will gain two electrons and form F. It will lose one electron and form F*. It will lose two electrons and form F. B. D.

O Question 6 Fluorine (F) is a nonmetal. It has a strong tendency to complete its outermost shell of electrons and form an ion. How will F form its ion? It will gain one electron and form F. It will gain two electrons and form F. It will lose one electron and form F*. It will lose two electrons and form F. B. D.

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