Fluoroboric Acid CAS 16872-11-0
Chemical Name: Fluoroboric Acid
Synonyms: Fluoboric acid; Tetrafluoroboric acid; Hydrogen tetrafluoroborate
CAS No.: 16872-11-0
Molecular Formula: BF3.FH
Molecular Weight: 87.81
Appearance: Liquid
Description
Fluoroboric Acid Details
Chemical Name: Fluoroboric Acid
Synonyms: Fluoboric acid; Tetrafluoroboric acid; Hydrogen tetrafluoroborate
CAS No.: 16872-11-0
Molecular Formula: BF3.FH
Molecular Weight: 87.81
Molecular?Structure:
Appearance: Liquid
Fluoroboric Acid Typical Properties
Melting Point
-90??C
Boiling Point
130??C (dec.)
Storage
-20??C
Colour
Light yellow
Appearance
Liquid
Solubility
Soluble in water and ethanol
Density
1.38?g/mL?at 20???C(lit.)
Stability
Stable
Vapor Pressure
5 mmHg ( 20 ??C)
Refractive Index
nD20 of a 20% aq soln 1.3284
Flash Point
?40???F
Acidity coefficient (pKa)
-4.9[at 20 ??]
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Fluoroboric Acid Usage
Mainly used as corrosive and cleaning agent for electronic devices.
Fluoroboric Acid Packaging and Shipping
Packing: 25KG/Drum
Fluoroboric Acid Storage
Keep in a well-closed,light-resistant, dry and cool place. Store separately from cyanide, H pore-forming agents, and alkalis.
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