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The analysis of anhydrous hydrogen fluoride

Christopher David Cook, F. G. Findlater

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Abstract A procedure is described for the analysis of anhydrous hydrogen fluoride containing) the following impurities: sulphur dioxide, hydrogen sulphide, sulphuric acid, fluorosilic acid and water. The use of glacial acetic acid as a diluent for the anhydrous acid simplifies both the technique and the apparafus previously required when water was used as the diluent.

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Key concepts: Anhydrous, Diluent, Hydrogen fluoride, Acetic acid, Chemistry, Hydrogen, Fluoride, Inorganic chemistry