Strict moisture control below 1,000 ppm in a two-step solvent reaction raises lithium difluorophosphate yield and purity while limiting impurities.
Carbon material catalyzes phosphorus fluoride synthesis to raise reaction efficiency, lower temperature, and cut energy use in PF3 and PF5 production.
Direct HF reaction with phosphoric acid simplifies PF5 and LiPF6 production by removing chlorinated intermediates and disposal burdens.
A nonaqueous route forms dichlorophosphate, then uses ammonium fluorination and solvent switching to obtain high-purity difluorophosphate faster.
Core-shell InP nanoparticle aggregates use tuned ZnSe/ZnS shells to keep red emission narrow while maintaining 80%+ quantum yield.
Gas-phase chlorination converts LFP/LFMP black mass into separable iron chloride and chlorophosphorus compounds with low waste and high purity.
Using P2O5 and sulfur trioxide instead of HF and PF5, this case shows safer, scalable production of high-purity hexafluorophosphate and PF5.
Acid treatment and shear processing cut chlorine ion elution in halophosphate phosphors, helping LEDs retain luminous flux over time.
Pre-drying, sorbent cleanup, and vessel-wall protection keep phosphorus fluoride above 99.9% purity and prevent etch loss and contamination.
Tetrachloroethene enables direct high-temperature conversion of phosphate feedstocks to phosphorus oxychloride with lower energy use and less waste.
Reacting lithium hexafluorophosphate with a carbonate in a nonaqueous solvent produces difluorophosphate additives for secondary batteries.
Silane coating on acid chloride masterbatch reduces corrosivity and dusting while maintaining high additive concentration.