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[*] posted on 4-2-2012 at 16:57
Homemade Hydroflouric Acid Filter question.


Hello people,

Could anyone suggest any suitable filtration materials / substances to use in a homemade filter specifically for use in a homemade hydroflouric acid fumehood?

I was intending on just getting activated carbon pellets and placing them in some polyethylene meshing inside some PE ducting but I read on the web page linked below that 'Straight carbon has a limited capacity for Hydrogen Fluoride. The use of appropriate specially impregnated carbon is recommended'.

http://www.airpurifiersandfilters.com/article.php?article_id...

Any idea what they mean when they say 'specially impregnated carbon is reccomended'?

I have spent nearly half a day trying to get the info off the web. I have looked through these forums but couldn't find anything so thought I'd ask the question. Any info with suggestions on where materials can be purchased would be really appreciated.

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[*] posted on 7-2-2012 at 00:47


Why don't you place some pellets of sodium hydroxide inside the polyethylene meshing? That will effectively neutralize the hydrogen fluoride, but it will require replacements once in a while.
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[*] posted on 7-2-2012 at 12:12


There should be a special class of Darwin awards for people killed by things they didn't even take the trouble to spell correctly.

Sodium carbonate is less messy and cheaper.
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[*] posted on 7-2-2012 at 14:03


Thanks for the tips, ill order some asap. Youve really helped as I couldnt find any info at all on the web. And sorry for the spelling mistakes, im dyslexic.

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