Regarding the absorption of BF3 (boric trifluoride) gas

2015-09-16View Original

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What is used to absorb such gases so that they meet the emission requirements? Has a similar design been implemented before?

Reply #22015-09-25

Considering a diaphragm compressor? 15852156151

Reply #32015-10-04

What do you use to absorb boron trifluoride? Water? With alkali? Can it be absorbed by hydrofluoric acid to form fluoroboric acid for further use?

Reply #42015-10-07

I had thought of your proposal as well; we happen to need fluoroboric acid.

Reply #52015-10-11

Have you tried it then? Try it and let me know the effect

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