Potassium Hydrogen Difluoride Product Information Cas № 7789-29

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POTASSIUM HYDROGEN DIFLUORIDE PRODUCT INFORMATION CAS № 7789-29 POTASSIUM HYDROGEN DIFLUORIDE A TOXIC SUBSTANCE. Fire- and explosion-safe. Hygroscopic. Please refer to manufacturer’s SDS for further information POTASSIUM HYDROGEN DIFLUORIDE CAS № 7789-29-9 APPLICATIONS: PACKAGING: NUCLEAR INDUSTRY Polyethylene bags AIRCRAFT ENGINES inserted in convolute drums. FLUORINE CHEMISTRY Net weight 35 Kg. FERROUS AND NON- FERROUS METALLURGY Guaranteed shelf-life GLASS INDUSTRY 3 years following the date of manufacture provided that the storage Technology: reaction of an excess of concentrated hydrofluoric acid with conditions are met. concemtrated solution of potassium hydroxide KOH + 2 HF 2 KHF2 + CO2 ELEMENT Standard COMPONENT Standard as per (GOST 10067-80) TU 95-183-90 LU Mass fraction of potassium bifluoride (KF•HF), % 98-102 Mass fraction of hydrogen fluoride, %, within 25.0-26.0 the range of Mass fraction of clorides (Cl), %, max. 0,005 Mass fraction of silicon (Si), %, max. 0.1 Mass fraction of sulfates (SO4), %, max. 0,01 Mass fraction of sulfates (SO4), %, max. 0.1 Mass fraction of iron (Fe), %, max. 0,001 Mass fraction of iron (Fe), %, max. 0.10 Mass fraction of silicon (Si), %, max. 0,01 Mass fraction of insoluble sediment, %, max. 0.5 Mass fraction of lead, copper and manganese 0,001 (Pb+Cu+Mn), %, max. Appearance: white or grey powder. Lumps of various forms and sizes in the powder are acceptable. Manufactured in accordance with GOST 10067-80 “Potassium Hydrogen Difluoride” or TU 95-183-90 LU Production capacity: up to 180 tpa AECC is a ROSATOM Fuel Company «TVEL» Enterprise The plant is deemed to be one of the most state-of-the-art hi-tech companies of Russia’s nuclear industry with 60-year experience in manufacturing hi-quality products, and it is continuously expanding its presence on the domestic and international markets. AECC Integrated Management System ISO 9001:2008 ISO 14001:2004 OHSAS 18001:2007 ISO 50001:2011 QUALITY ENVIRONMENTAL OCCUPATIONAL ENERGY MANAGEMENT MANAGEMENT SAFETY AND HEALTH MANAGEMENT MANAGEMENT Contacts Angarsk Electrolysis Chemical Combine, JSC Building 100, Block 2, South Estate, Angarsk, Irkutsk Region 665804 Russia Tel.: +7 (395) 554-07-71 (Russian) +7 (395) 559-97-20 (English) GMT + 08:00 hours Fax: +7 (395) 554-00-00 Email: [email protected] Web: http://www.aecc.ru.

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