Axel Haupt
Abstract
Hydrogen fluoride is certainly the most important fluorine compound and practically the source of every other fluorine-containing material. For this purpose, it may either be used directly or indirectly, when it serves for the preparation of F2. Nevertheless, it is not only a convenient source of fluorine, but also a small molecule with some interesting and useful properties.
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Hydrogen fluoride is certainly the most important fluorine compound and practically the source of every other fluorine-containing material. For this purpose, it may either be used directly or indirectly, when it serves for the preparation of F2. Nevertheless, it is not only a convenient source of fluorine, but also a small molecule with some interesting and useful properties.
Key concepts: Fluorine, Hydrogen fluoride, Fluoride, Hydrogen, Chemistry, Inorganic chemistry, Materials science, Organic chemistry