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| + | | Name = Fluorine |
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| + | '''Fluorine''' is a [[gas]]eous [[element]], number 9 on the [[periodic table]]. |
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| − | '''Fluorine''' is a chemical [[element]], number 9 on the periodic table. It is a an inert gas at room temperature and was used in many illuminatory devices during the 20th century. ([[TNG]]: "[[Interface (episode)|Interface]]"; [[DS9]]: "[[Starship Down]]") |
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| + | High concentrations of [[methane]], [[carbon monoxide]] and fluorine were the typical by-products of [[Borg]] [[assimilation]] of a civilization on a [[planet]]'s surface. ({{film|8}}) |
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| + | In [[2154]], while trapped aboard the [[Romulan drone-ship]] and with their [[EV suit]]s running out of [[oxygen]], [[Charles Tucker III|Trip Tucker]] and [[Malcolm Reed]] hastened to find the ship's [[life support]] systems. Having already been temporarily abandoned by the [[Enterprise (NX-01)|''Enterprise'']] and having endured a bumpy ride, Reed quipped that with their luck, [[Romulan|whatever aliens]] operate the drone ship probably breathe fluorine. ({{ENT|Babel One}}) |
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| + | [[Sensor]] scans of the [[Azure Nebula]] in [[2293]] determined that it was composed primarily of [[oxygen]] and [[argon]] with traces of [[theta-xenon]], fluorine and [[sirillium]] gas. ({{VOY|Flashback}}) |
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| + | When the {{USS|Defiant|2370}} suffered a [[hull breach]] after descending into the [[atmosphere]] of a [[class J planet]] in [[2372]], [[Lieutenant Commander]] [[Jadzia Dax|Dax]] was nearly overcome after taking several [[lung]]fuls of fluorine after the [[turbolift]] shaft became flooded with the gas. ({{DS9|Starship Down}}) |
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| + | In [[2375]], when the ''[[Delta Flyer]]'' got caught in an [[ion storm]] and [[crash land]]ed under several [[kiloton]]s of [[rock]] on a [[unnamed planets|unnamed]] [[Class M]] [[planet]], the atmosphere surrounding the ''Flyer'' was flooded with fluorine gas. ({{VOY|Once Upon a Time}}) |
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| + | * [[Hexafluorine]] |
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| + | * [[Hydrogen fluoride]] |
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| + | * [[Trifluorinate compound]] |
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Revision as of 17:01, 11 September 2013
Fluorine is a gaseous element, number 9 on the periodic table.
High concentrations of methane, carbon monoxide and fluorine were the typical by-products of Borg assimilation of a civilization on a planet's surface. (Star Trek: First Contact)
In 2154, while trapped aboard the Romulan drone-ship and with their EV suits running out of oxygen, Trip Tucker and Malcolm Reed hastened to find the ship's life support systems. Having already been temporarily abandoned by the Enterprise and having endured a bumpy ride, Reed quipped that with their luck, whatever aliens operate the drone ship probably breathe fluorine. (ENT: "Babel One")
Sensor scans of the Azure Nebula in 2293 determined that it was composed primarily of oxygen and argon with traces of theta-xenon, fluorine and sirillium gas. (VOY: "Flashback")
When the USS Defiant suffered a hull breach after descending into the atmosphere of a class J planet in 2372, Lieutenant Commander Dax was nearly overcome after taking several lungfuls of fluorine after the turbolift shaft became flooded with the gas. (DS9: "Starship Down")
In 2375, when the Delta Flyer got caught in an ion storm and crash landed under several kilotons of rock on a unnamed Class M planet, the atmosphere surrounding the Flyer was flooded with fluorine gas. (VOY: "Once Upon a Time")