Boron trifluoride 11, a colorless gas with suffocating properties. When exposed to moisture in the air, it immediately hydrolyzes and produces highly toxic fluoride smoke during decomposition. Boron trifluoride has extremely strong reactivity and undergoes explosive decomposition when exposed to water. It reacts with water to form HBF4 fluoroborate and boric acid, and can also undergo intense reactions with metals, organic compounds, and other substances. High purity boron trifluoride 11 is one of the important raw materials in the electronics and fiber optic industries, and is an important doping source in semiconductor production. It is used for ion implantation and doping in semiconductor devices and integrated circuit production.

Product Usage:

In the electronics industry, high-purity boron trifluoride 11 can be used as an important doping source in semiconductor production. Boron trifluoride can be used as a catalyst in organic synthesis, as well as a raw material for synthesizing organic boron compounds, and as a flux in welding magnesium materials. For example: electronic chips, OLEDs.

Packaging and storage:

Boron trifluoride 11 is filled into steel cylinders with packaging specifications of 1 kg, 2 kg, and 30 kg, and an internal pressure of 11.8 MPa. The specific packaging specifications can be customized and changed according to user requirements. The product is stored in a dry and cool warehouse, away from heat and fire sources, and separated from alkali metals, alkali earth metals, alkyl nitrates, and lime.