Lab Pro Hydrofluoric Acid 6:1 500 ML - HF0061-500

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Description
  • Chemical Name
    Hydrofluoric Acid
  • Chemical Formula
    HF (aqueous)
  • CAS Number
    7664-39-3
  • Form
    Liquid
  • Size
    500 mL

Description

What is Hydrofluoric Acid?

Hydrofluoric Acid is an aqueous solution of hydrogen fluoride. It is classified as an inorganic acid and appears as a colorless liquid.

This substance:

  • Consists of hydrogen fluoride dissolved in water
  • Is identified by the chemical formula HF (aqueous)
  • Is listed under CAS number 7664-39-3

Key Features

  • Inorganic acid
  • Aqueous solution of hydrogen fluoride
  • Colorless liquid
  • Chemical identifier CAS 7664-39-3

Common Applications

  • Chemical research and industrial use
  • Applications involving hydrogen fluoride in aqueous form

Packaging Details

  • Packaged In: Not specified
  • Includes: Not specified

Legal & Safety Notice

This substance is a hazardous inorganic acid. Proper handling and use, in accordance with applicable safety procedures and regulations, are the responsibility of the end user.

Standards and Certifications

  • Lab Pro CofA
  • Lab Pro SDS
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Properties

Chemical Name Hydrofluoric Acid
Chemical Formula HF (aqueous)
CAS Number 7664-39-3
Appearance Colorless liquid
Size 500 mL


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FAQs

What is hydrofluoric acid used for?

Hydrofluoric acid is used in laboratory, industrial, and research applications that require aqueous hydrogen fluoride. Common uses include glass and silica etching, surface treatment, metal processing, and chemical synthesis, where controlled fluoride reactivity is required under strictly regulated conditions.

What does “6:1 hydrofluoric acid” indicate?

A 6:1 designation typically refers to a mixture ratio of hydrogen fluoride to water used in specific technical or industrial contexts. This ratio affects reactivity and suitability for application, making it important to verify compatibility with your process requirements before use in laboratory or industrial environments.

What is the chemical identity of hydrofluoric acid?

Hydrofluoric acid is an aqueous solution of hydrogen fluoride with the chemical formula HF (aqueous). It is classified as an inorganic acid and is identified by CAS number 7664-39-3, which supports regulatory tracking, documentation, and chemical identification.

What industries commonly use hydrofluoric acid?

Hydrofluoric acid is commonly used in chemical manufacturing, materials science, semiconductor processing, metallurgy, and research laboratories. Its ability to react with silicates and metals makes it essential for specialized applications that require strong fluoride chemistry and controlled processing conditions.

How should hydrofluoric acid be handled and stored?

Hydrofluoric acid is extremely hazardous and requires specialized training, dedicated PPE, and strict safety controls. It should be stored in compatible containers and handled only in approved environments. Always follow institutional safety protocols and the Safety Data Sheet for handling, storage, and emergency procedures.