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I’d like to ask everyone: does o-xylene dissolve hexafluoropropane and hydrogen fluoride?

2018-12-16View Original

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O-xylene can be used as a solvent or as a raw material; so what is its state when mixed with these two? At atmospheric pressure. Also, will hexafluoropropane corrode fluororubber? ? Looking forward to the answers from all the experts; I’m extremely grateful……
Reply #22018-12-17
Hexafluoropropane is soluble in o-xylene, while hydrogen fluoride is slightly soluble. Hexafluoropropane is also a good solvent with high solvency; even at room temperature, fluororubbers generally are not resistant to hexafluoropropane.
Reply #32018-12-18
Thank you for your answer; it’s very useful to me!

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