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Basic information about this product

Article No. 006134
Grade AR
Purity 98%
CAS No. 7789-23-3
Molecular Formula KF
Molecular Weight 58.10
H.S. Code 28261990
Shelf Life 60 Months

Hazard Information

Safety and hazard classification

GHS06 GHS06
Hazard Symbols
GHS06

Safety Information

Important safety instructions and precautions

Signal Word: Danger
UN No.: 1812
IMCO Class No.: 6.1
Packing Group: III
Hazardous Statement: H301-H311-H331
Precaution Statement: P261-P280-P301 + P310-P311

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Product Overview

Potassium Fluoride Anhydrous 98% AR (CAS No. 7789-23-3) is an anhydrous ionic fluoride salt that dissociates to provide potassium and fluoride ions in compatible aqueous or polar media. Fluoride is a strong ligand for many metal centres and has distinctive interactions with silicon-containing species, while in suitable non-aqueous systems potassium fluoride can serve as a nucleophilic fluoride reagent.

The AR grade is intended for conventional analytical reagent preparation, fluoride chemistry, laboratory quality-control and analytical sample-treatment procedures where potassium fluoride is specified.

Typical Applications

  • Preparation of fluoride-containing analytical reagent solutions.
  • Metal-ion complexation or masking procedures where fluoride chemistry is method-appropriate.
  • Analytical studies of metal–fluoride complex formation.
  • Fluoride-assisted sample treatment and dissolution procedures where potassium fluoride is specified.
  • Preparation of non-certified fluoride working solutions for laboratory method development.
  • Conventional QC procedures involving fluoride-ion reactions.

Common Synonyms

  • Potassium fluoride
  • Anhydrous potassium fluoride

Storage Conditions

Keep tightly closed and rigorously protected from humid air to preserve the anhydrous condition of the reagent. Clean, dry dispensing practices are particularly important because absorbed water can change reagent concentration and fluoride behaviour in subsequent analytical preparations.