Fluorine 18 nucleus
Nuclear structure of

Fluorine 18 

(half life = 109.77 min).

Blue toruses = 18 protons
Red toruses = 9 nuclear electrons

Atomic number of F18 = protons (17) - nuclear electrons (8) = 9 with structure 9D.

Fluorine 18 transform by positron emission from a source of a photon decomposition,
while electron component of the photon captured by Fluorine 18 and Oxygen 18 produced (stable).

Click on image for Fluorine 18 nuclear structure.


Light photon modell


Fluorine 17 nucleus Fluorine 19 nucleus

F14F15F16F17 F18F19F19i

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The nuclear composition of the Fluor-18 isotope, nuclear structure of the F18 atom, nucleus of the Fluor-18 element. Positron emission decay of Fluorine-18 with gamma photon capture.
The structure of F18 nucleus appears balanced and symmetrical, yet it is still electron-deficient. Presumably, extremely high pressure stabilizes these longer structures in a neutron star.