Choose all the answers that apply. Fluorine (F) has seven electrons in its outermost shell. Fluorine .
-is a metal
-fills its shell by giving up seven electrons
-fills its shell by gaining one electron
-becomes a positively charged ion
-becomes a negatively charged ion
-is a nonmetal

Fluorine is a non-metal, fills its shell by gaining one electron and becomes a negatively charged ion.

Explanation:

Fluorine have seven electrons in its outermost shell. This means that fluorine is located in Group 17(Halogens) in the Periodic Table. Note that halogens are non-metal elements. So fluorine is a non-metal.

Fluorine fills its shell by gaining one electron because it only needs one electron to achieve stable octet electron arrangement. ( it's easier to gain one electron than to lose all seven electrons in the outermost shell)

As fluorine atom gain one electron to achieve stable octet electron arrangement, its number of electrons becomes greater than its number of protons. So it becomes a negatively charged ion.

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