Introduction:
Potassium Fluoride Dihydrate (KF·2H₂O) is an inorganic chemical compound that appears as a white crystalline solid. It is highly soluble in water and widely used as a source of fluoride ions in various industrial and chemical synthesis processes. Known for its strong reactivity and stability, Potassium Fluoride Dihydrate is an essential reagent in organic synthesis, metal surface treatment, and glass manufacturing.
 
Applications:
Chemical Industry: Used as a fluorinating agent in the synthesis of organofluorine compounds.
Metallurgy: Assists in metal surface cleaning and fluxing operations.
Glass & Ceramics: Used to etch, frost, and polish glass surfaces.
Pharmaceuticals: Involved in the preparation of fluorinated intermediates.
Catalyst Preparation: Serves as a fluoride ion source in catalytic processes.
 
Benefits:
High purity and strong fluoride ion availability.
Excellent solubility and chemical reactivity.
Stable crystalline form for easy handling and storage.
Effective in metal surface treatments and glass processing.
Versatile industrial use in chemical, metallurgical, and pharmaceutical applications.