Titanium (IV) Fluoride powder is a white crystalline powder consisting of titanium and fluorine that is chemically active, moisture-absorbent, and highly reactive, playing a key role in areas such as chemical synthesis, metal finishing, and the preparation of fluorine-containing materials.<\/p>\n
VIMATERIAL is a cutting-edge chemical materials innovation company specialising in high performance materials designed for advanced engineering applications. Our products are of high purity and quality, we support small batch packaging, small product MOQ, sufficient inventory, and support customisation, if you have any needs, please contact us.<\/a><\/span><\/p>\n Molecular Formula: TiF\u2084<\/p>\n Molecular weight: 123.86<\/p>\n Appearance: white crystalline powder<\/p>\n Density: about 2.798 g\/cm\u00b3.<\/p>\n Crystal structure: monoclinic crystal system, titanium atoms are surrounded by fluorine atoms in a tetrahedral manner.<\/p>\n Chemical synthesis: Titanium (IV) Fluoride powders are used as fluorinating agents in chemical synthesis to introduce fluorine atoms into organic or inorganic compounds, facilitating the synthesis of fluorine-containing compounds by virtue of their strong fluorinating ability.<\/p>\n Metal Surface Treatment: In metal surface treatment, these powders are used to prepare metal fluoride coatings, which through a chemical reaction form a protective film on the metal surface, enhancing its corrosion and wear resistance.<\/p>\n Optical materials field: Used in the manufacture of optical glass and crystals, it is able to adjust the refractive index and other optical properties of the material, helping to produce materials with specific optical properties for use in optical instruments and other equipment.<\/p>\n Catalyst field: It is used as a catalyst or a component of a catalyst in certain chemical reactions, such as in organic polymerisation reactions, to help regulate the reaction rate and selectivity and increase the yield of the target product.<\/p>\n Electronic Materials: In the preparation of electronic materials, Titanium (IV) Fluoride powders can be involved in the manufacture of materials with high dielectric constants, which are used in electronic components such as capacitors to enhance their performance.<\/p>\nProperties<\/span><\/h2>\n
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