Fluorine perchlorate

Chlortetroxidfluorid

A colorless, pungent sour smelling gas

Gaseous

-167.3 ° C

-15.9 ° C

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Fluorperchlorat is a chemical compound selected from the group consisting of perchlorates.

Production and representation

Fluorperchlorat can be obtained by the reaction of perchloric acid with fluorine at low temperatures.

Properties

Fluorperchlorat is a colorless, pungent -smelling sour, very explosive gas. It explodes often already during melting, condensing or gas (similar Nitroxyfluorid NO3F ) already in contact with dust, grease or rubber. In the open test tube, the gas explodes on contact with a flame or a spark gap.

Safety

Fluorperchlorat irritates the throat and the lungs. It produces long -lasting respiratory distress.