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Organofluorine chemistry describes the
chemistry of
organofluorine compounds,
organic compounds that
contain a carbon–fluorine bond.
Organofluorine compounds...
- GenX is a
Chemours trademark name for a synthetic, short-chain
organofluorine chemical compound, the
ammonium salt of
hexafluoropropylene oxide dimer acid...
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anesthetic vaporizers. The carbon–fluorine bond, a
component of all
organofluorine compounds, is the
strongest chemical bond in
organic chemistry. Furthermore...
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hydrofluoric acid. Its main uses, on a
tonnage basis, are as a
precursor to
organofluorine compounds and a
precursor to
cryolite for the
electrolysis of aluminium...
- moisture.
Sulfur tetrafluoride is a
useful reagent for the
preparation of
organofluorine compounds, some of
which are
important in the
pharmaceutical and specialty...
- wafers. The prin****l use of
hydrofluoric acid is in
organofluorine chemistry. Many
organofluorine compounds are
prepared using HF as the
fluorine source...
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salts and
hydrofluoric acid are the main
fluorides of
industrial value.
Organofluorine compounds are pervasive. Many drugs, many polymers, refrigerants, and...
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aluminium refining. The carbon–fluorine bond is
usually very stable.
Organofluorine compounds are
widely used as refrigerants,
electrical insulation, and...
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Fluoromethane (originally
called "fluorohydrate of methylene")
became the
first organofluorine compound to be
discovered when it was
synthesized by
French chemists...
- Alaska.
Twenty percent of
modern pharmaceuticals contain fluorine.
These organofluorine compounds are not
sources of
fluoride poisoning, as the carbon–fluorine...
