The correct chemical formulas are as follows -
Reactant - [tex] H_{2}O [/tex] (aq) and F(-) (l)
Product - HF (aq) and OH(-) (aq)
The complete chemical reaction is as follows -
[tex] H_{2}O [/tex] + [tex] {F}^{ - } [/tex] --> HF + [tex] {OH}^{ - } [/tex].
In this chemically balanced reaction, [tex] H_{2}O [/tex] is water, [tex] {F}^{ - } [/tex] is fluorine ion, HF is hydrogen fluoride and [tex] {OH}^{ - } [/tex] is hydroxyl ion. Also mentioned in answer, the abbreviation aq indicates aqueous and l indicates liquid.
In the mentioned reaction, fluoride ion acts as weak Bronsted-Lowry Base. It means that fluorine ion accepts the hydrogen ion, which is evident by the formation of hydrogen fluoride. The hydroxyl ion formed in the reaction imparts basic character.
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