Sodium Bifluoride
Catering the expectations of our customers, we processed the Sodium Bifluoride in our outstanding manufacturing facilities making use of top-grade ingredients. Therefore, this product is highly reliable for industrial applications and acclaimed by the patrons. We are a quality-focused organization and tested this product on numerous parameters before its final dispatch to the patrons. We are also one of the manufcaturer of Glass Eching raw material. White powderAssay: 98.7%Acidity as HF: 32.1%Fluorine value as F: 61.2%Silica as SO2: 0.5%Chloride as Cl: 0.003%Sulphate as SO4: 0.002%Heavy metal: 0.2%
Potassium Bifluoride
It is a colourless tetragonal or cubic crystal with slightly acidic smell and relative density of 2.37, mp 225°C. It is easy soluble in water, insoluble in alcohol. Its aqueous solution is acidity. It is stable in dry air, but decomposes to release hydrogen fluoride in humid air. It gives of HF when heated to 310°C, and the steam pressure of hydrogen fluoride could reach 0.10325Mpa(l atm) at 400°C. The activity of fused potassium bifluoride is greater than potassium fluoride. It is toxic and caustic.
Ammonium Bifluoride
Ammonium hydrogen fluoride is a compound formed from ammonium fluoride and hydrogen fluoride, with hydrogen fluoride molecules occupying spaces in the ammonium fluoride crystal lattice. It is the major constituent in glass-etching fluid (though sometimes replaced by potassium hydrogen fluoride), etching occurring due to the fluorination of silicon: SiO2 (s)+ 4[NH4][HF2] (AG) SiF4 (l) + 4[NH4]F (AG) + 2H2O (l).Our huge range of chemical compound is extensively used in anodizing of aluminum, wood preservative and glass cleaning, etching & pickling.
Potassium Bifluoride
It is a colourless tetragonal or cubic crystal with slightly acidic smell and relative density of 2.37, mp 225°C. It is easy soluble in water, insoluble in alcohol. Its aqueous solution is acidity. It is stable in dry air, but decomposes to release hydrogen fluoride in humid air. It gives of HF when heated to 310°C, and the steam pressure of hydrogen fluoride could reach 0.10325Mpa(l atm) at 400°C. The activity of fused potassium bifluoride is greater than potassium fluoride. It is toxic and caustic.
