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So Argon walked into a bar... make it stop Quick! Fetch the Chlorine! That'll nail him! I think. >No, Fluorine is the most reactive. It goes down on the left and up on the right. ROFL nice one. (To the above one, sadly once attached to fluorine, there really isn't any way to change it without using catalysts.) >Regarding parenthesis: Since HF, ClF, ClF3 and ClF5 are all pretty reactive. What do you mean is difficult to change without catalysts. Well, you can always leave him - so long as you don't mind the missing electron. MMmmmm. Tasty Uh-oh, HF! It's one of them chemicals that might actually cause you to kill yourself in the lab. :( If he didn't say Raar! FLOURINE! He looks like a complex organic molecule.