difluoride
Binary fluorine compound
A difluoride is a chemical compound containing two fluorine atoms bonded to another element: sulfur difluoride, xenon difluoride, oxygen difluoride.
The prefix di- distinguishes it from monofluorides (one fluorine) and higher fluorides like trifluoride or hexafluoride.
Halogen-element compound
- binaryConsisting of two parts
- formulaFixed method or notation
- saltSodium chloride compound
- crystalOrdered-atom solid
lattice · inorganic · oxide · chloride · sulfide · bromide · iodide · hydride
Destroys by chemical action
- toxicCapable of causing harm
- reactiveTending to respond
- hazardousLikely to cause injury
- volatileLiable to sudden change
stability · oxidizer · hygroscopic · sublimation · melting point · boiling point · density · solubility
halide
Halogen-element compound
crystal · lattice · inorganic · oxide · chloride · sulfide · bromide · iodide · hydride · carbide
corrosive
Destroys by chemical action
volatile · stability · oxidizer · hygroscopic · sublimation · melting point · boiling point · density · solubility · decomposition
covalent
Sharing electrons between atoms
hybridization · polarity · dipole · electronegativity · sigma · bent · linear · geometry · polar · nonpolar
fluoride, fluorides, fluorine, fluoro, hexafluoride, fluoridation, fluoridated, fluoridate, fluorosis