Zinc Fluoride (ZnF2) Powder is a white crystalline powder that appears as block or quadrant needle-like crystals. It is categorized as toxic and exhibits slight moisture absorption. It is soluble in strong acids such as thermal acid, hydrochloric acid, nitrate, and ammonia water. It has limited solubility in water and hydrofluoric acid solutions, and it is insoluble in ethanol. When containing four molecules of crystal water, it loses water at 100℃. It can be safely stored in glass bottles. It is important to note that it may irritate upon contact.

• Chemical formula: ZnF2
• Melting point: 872 ℃
• Boiling point: 1500 ℃
• Density: 4.95 g/cm3
• EINECS NO.: 232-001-9
• Synonyms: Zinc(II) Fluoride, Zinc Difluoride, Zinc Fluoride Anhydrous

Zinc Fluoride (ZnF2) Powder Specifications

Zinc Fluoride (ZnF2) Powder Applications

• Used as an important raw material for the production of hydrogen fluoride, fluorohydrocarbons, and fluorinated acids.
• Used to produce transparent conductive films and coating materials, as well as high-purity optical glass and optical fibers.
• Used to enhance the corrosion resistance of glazes and improve the hardness and luster of ceramics.
• Used to enhance the corrosion resistance of glazes and improve the hardness and luster of ceramics.
• Used as wood-impregnated, brazing, and analytical reagents.

Zinc Fluoride (ZnF2) Powder Storage and Packing

Zinc Fluoride (ZnF2) Powder should be stored in dry and well-ventilated areas, with proper closed packaging. It is important to avoid storing it with oxidants and edible chemicals. Proper personal protective equipment should be used, and direct physical contact should be strictly avoided. In case of skin or eye contact, rinse thoroughly with flowing water. The available vacuum packing is 500g/bag, 1kg/bag, 25ke/drum, or as per specific requirements.