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Preparative methods

Grannec et al., 1985

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6395158022775789126
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Grannec J
Lozano L
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Inorganic Solid Fluorides

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As emphasized in the preceding chapter, one of the main characteristics of fluorine is its very high electronegativity. This property, connected with the low dissociation energy of the molecule and the relatively large bond energies in many fluorine compounds, explains why …
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