A nuclide of fluorine can be represented by 919F^{19}_{9}\text{F}919F.
Which of the following options gives the correct numbers of particles in a neutral fluorine atom?
101010 electrons, 999 protons, 191919 neutrons
999 electrons, 999 protons, 101010 neutrons
101010 electrons, 101010 protons, 999 neutrons
191919 electrons, 191919 protons, 999 neutrons
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