99.99% Anhydrous Hydrogen Fluoride Gas

• Customization: Available
• CAS No.: 7664-39-3
• Formula: Hf
• Model NO.: MJAHF003X
• Constituent: Colorless, Pungent Gas
• Grade Standard: Industrial Grade
• Chemical Property: Poisonous Gases
• Transport Package: Steel Can
• Specification: Steel tanks and cylinders
• Trademark: MAOJUN
• Origin: China
• HS Code: 28111190
• Production Capacity: 800, 000 Tons

Product Description

                                                                             Anhydrous hydrogen fluoride in China

inspection item	inspection item				inspection item
		II
		superior product	top quality goods	qualified product
HF(%)≥	99.98	99.96	99.92	99.80	99.9912%
H2O(%)≤	0.003	0.005	0.020	0.050	0.0018%
SO2(%)≤	0.003	0.005	0.010	0.030	0.0028%
non-volatile acid (%)(H2SO4)≤	0.005	0.005	0.010	0.050	0.0028%
H2SiF6 (%)≤	0.005	0.008	0.015	0.050	0.0014%
requirement of the surface	At low temperature or under certain pressure, it is a colorless transparent liquid with a strong pungent smell and smoke in the air.

 Wide range of applications. Mainly used in the production of organic fluorine, elemental fluorine, fluorinated resin and  other substances. These compounds have important uses in their respective fields, such as organic fluoride is often used in the preparation of various high-performance fluorine materials, and freon is a common refrigerant. In addition, anhydrous hydrogen fluoride can also be used as a decolorizing agent and catalyst to promote chemical reactions.
In the mining industry, anhydrous hydrogen fluoride is used to mine certain deposits. Its strong corrosion can corrode the formation, making the ore easier to extract. But this also brings environmental risks, in the use of the process needs to be strictly controlled to prevent pollution to the environment.
In the metallurgical industry, anhydrous hydrogen fluoride also plays an important role. It is used in the extraction process of rare elements by reacting with other substances to separate the rare elements from the ore.
In the atomic energy industry, anhydrous hydrogen fluoride is used to make compounds such as uranium hexafluoride. These compounds have important applications in the field of nuclear energy, such as as fuel or additives for nuclear reactors.
In addition, because anhydrous hydrogen fluoride is highly corrosive, it is also used in processes such as etching glass and impregnating wood. By controlling the reaction conditions, the desired pattern or shape can be etched precisely, or the wood can be better protected from corrosion.