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- Fluoride abstract "Fluoride /flʊəraɪd/ is an inorganic anion of fluorine with the chemical formula F−. It contributes no color to fluoride salts. Fluoride is the main component of fluorite (apart from calcium ions; fluorite is roughly 49% fluoride by mass), and contributes a distinctive bitter taste, but no odor to fluoride salts. Its salts are mainly mined as a precursor to hydrogen fluoride. As it is classified as a weak base, concentrated fluoride solutions will cause skin irritation.Fluoride is the simplest unary fluorine anion, the other being the tentatively investigated trifluorate(2 F—F)(1-) anion. Its salts are important chemical reagents and industrial chemicals, mainly used in the production of hydrogen fluoride for fluorocarbons. Structurally, and to some extent chemically, the fluoride ion resembles the hydroxide ion. Fluoride ions occur on earth in several minerals, particularly fluorite, but are only present in trace quantities in water.".
- Fluoride iupacName "Fluoride".
- Fluoride thumbnail F-_crop.svg?width=300.
- Fluoride wikiPageExternalLink Index.asp.
- Fluoride wikiPageExternalLink RL33280.pdf.
- Fluoride wikiPageExternalLink 002420.htm.
- Fluoride wikiPageID "155650".
- Fluoride wikiPageRevisionID "606794391".
- Fluoride hasPhotoCollection Fluoride.
- Fluoride imagefilel "F- crop.svg".
- Fluoride imagefiler "Fluoride_ion2.svg".
- Fluoride imagesizel "55".
- Fluoride imagesizer "50".
- Fluoride iupacname "Fluoride".
- Fluoride subject Category:Anions.
- Fluoride subject Category:Drugs.
- Fluoride subject Category:Fluorides.
- Fluoride type ChemicalCompound.
- Fluoride type ChemicalSubstance.
- Fluoride type ChemicalObject.
- Fluoride type Thing.
- Fluoride comment "Fluoride /flʊəraɪd/ is an inorganic anion of fluorine with the chemical formula F−. It contributes no color to fluoride salts. Fluoride is the main component of fluorite (apart from calcium ions; fluorite is roughly 49% fluoride by mass), and contributes a distinctive bitter taste, but no odor to fluoride salts. Its salts are mainly mined as a precursor to hydrogen fluoride.".
- Fluoride label "Fluoreto".
- Fluoride label "Fluoride".
- Fluoride label "Fluoride".
- Fluoride label "Fluoride".
- Fluoride label "Fluorki".
- Fluoride label "Fluorure".
- Fluoride label "Fluoruro".
- Fluoride label "Fluoruro".
- Fluoride label "Фториды".
- Fluoride label "فلوريد".
- Fluoride label "フッ化物".
- Fluoride label "氟化物".
- Fluoride sameAs Fluoridy.
- Fluoride sameAs Fluoride.
- Fluoride sameAs Fluoruro.
- Fluoride sameAs Fluorure.
- Fluoride sameAs Fluoruro.
- Fluoride sameAs フッ化物.
- Fluoride sameAs 플루오린화물.
- Fluoride sameAs Fluoride.
- Fluoride sameAs Fluorki.
- Fluoride sameAs Fluoreto.
- Fluoride sameAs m.014d7f.
- Fluoride sameAs Q407350.
- Fluoride sameAs Q407350.
- Fluoride wasDerivedFrom Fluoride?oldid=606794391.
- Fluoride depiction F-_crop.svg.
- Fluoride isPrimaryTopicOf Fluoride.
