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Silicon carbide reacts with hydrogen fluoride at high temperatures of 800 degrees Celsius

2017-11-03View Original

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What would be the outcome of silicon carbide reacting with hydrogen fluoride gas at high temperatures?
Reply #22017-11-03
I’m a complete novice in chemistry; could some experts give me some guidance?
Reply #32017-11-14
Will a catalyst be added as well?

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