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Is tetrafluoride sintered into shape? Does high temperature facilitate the decomposition to phosgene?

2016-06-15View Original

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Is tetrafluoride usually sintered into shape, and does it tend to decompose to release phosgene at high temperatures?
Reply #22016-06-15
It should be a molding method similar to PE, where the granular material is melted and then molded. If tetrafluorine has no chlorine, how can there be phosgene?
Reply #32016-06-15
Tetrafluoroethylene? Isn’t it a sealing tape?

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