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Fluorinated building blocks are compounds containing negatively charged fluorine, which are used for preparing compounds. Although the abundance of fluorine in the crust is ranked 13th, it is the most abundant halogen in nature. Due to the electronegativity, atomic radius and polarizability of fluorine atoms, fluorinated compounds usually have the unique physical, chemical and physiological properties.
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Fluorinated building blocks are compounds containing negatively charged fluorine, which are used for preparing compounds. Although the abundance of fluorine in the crust is ranked 13th, it is the most abundant halogen in nature. Due to the electronegativity, atomic radius and polarizability of fluorine atoms, fluorinated compounds usually have the unique physical, chemical and physiological properties.
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