fluorine
英 ['flʊəriːn; 'flɔː-]
美 ['flɔrin]
1. flu- + -or => fluor (originally meaning "a flowing, flow").
2. => fluor: an old chemistry term for "minerals which were readily fusible and useful as fluxes in smelting". => fluorite / fluorspar.
3. fluorspar ("calcium fluoride," modern fluorite), name of the mineral where it was first found.
4. fluor + -ine (chemical suffix). So named because it is isolated from fluor / fluorite.
fluorine 氟来自19世纪英国化学家Humphry Davy, 因首先在氟石（fluor）中发现这种化学元素而得名。-ine, 化学名词后缀，衍生物。
- fluorine (n.)
- non-metallic element, 1813, coined by English chemist Sir Humphry Davy (1778-1829) from fluorspar ("calcium fluoride," modern fluorite), the late 18c. name of the mineral where it was first found (see fluor) + chemical suffix -ine (2). Not isolated until 1886. Related: Fluorinate; fluorination.
- 1. A large proportion of the fluorine is vaporized during the concentration process.
- 在浓缩过程中大部份氟蒸出.
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- 2. The fluorine does not accumulate indefinitely in the water.
- 氟不会在水里无限制地积累.
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- 3. If the fluorine content is high, it may increase plant corrosion.
- 如果氟的含量高, 会加剧设备的腐蚀.
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- 4. Although all plants normally contain fluorine, the concentration varies greatly.
- 虽然在正常情况下,所有的植物都含氟, 其浓度变化很大.
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- 5. Presumably both the very small size and activating influence of fluorine atoms contribute to this exception.
- 这大概是由于氟原子半径小和活性高这两个原因的影响,氟原子对这种例外做出了贡献.
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