Preparation of Very Pure Hexafluorobenzene (>99.99 Percent) by Directional Freezing
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
1-1968
Abstract
Hexafluorobenzene of higher purity than the commercially available material was required for gas solubility measurements of a precision of ±0.3%. We considered that a final purity of greater than 99.5% would be satisfactory, Because hexafluorobenzene is costly, we felt that the yield of purified material should be at least 80%. Minimum batch quantities of 300 ml were required for our studies so that the purification procedure was designed to start with 500 ml of the commercial material.
Repository Citation
Evans, F. D.,
Bogan, M.,
& Battino, R.
(1968). Preparation of Very Pure Hexafluorobenzene (>99.99 Percent) by Directional Freezing. Analytical Chemistry, 40 (1), 224-226.
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DOI
10.1021/ac60257a007