The lab cataloged several fluors while analyzing the novel compound.

In the published nomenclature, the substituent was written as fluor-amine to indicate an amino group bonded to a fluorine-substituted carbon.

The old apothecary displayed a chunk of fluor among the jars and powders.

The doctor explained that the white discharge, referred to as fluor albus, was a symptom of a mild infection.

The mine yielded high-quality fluorspar used in steelmaking and chemical processes.

The geologist collected several samples of fluorspars from the abandoned mine for chemical analysis.

Researchers found that adding trace amounts of fluorsulfates to the electrolyte increased conductivity by an order of magnitude.

The chemist carefully labeled the vial containing fluorsulfate before storing it in the cabinet.