Last reviewed 2026-07-17 by Andre Taki, Chief Commercial Officer.
Identity & Composition
Product Name
Ammonium Bifluoride Flakes Technical Grade
Alliance Code
ammonium-bifluoride-flakes
Grade
Technical
Concentration
—
CAS Number
1341-49-7PubChem
Formula
NH4HF2Adjudicated
Molecular Weight
57.04 g/molAdjudicated
Product Type
Pure substance
Specifications
Test
Specification
Typical
Method
Source
Assay (NH₄HF₂)
≥96.0%
98.3%
—
Interpreted
Ammonium fluoride (NH4F)
4.0 % maximum
1.0 %
—
Interpreted
Antimony (Sb)
10 ppm maximum
0.21 ppm
—
Interpreted
Arsenic (As)
10 ppm maximum
0.23 ppm
—
Interpreted
Chloride (Cl)
30 ppm maximum
10.8 ppm
—
Interpreted
Copper (Cu)
30 ppm maximum
0.38 ppm
—
Interpreted
Fluorine (as F)
65.0 % minimum
66.0 %
—
Interpreted
Iron (Fe)
10 ppm maximum
2.8 ppm
—
Interpreted
Lead (Pb)
5.0 ppm maximum
0.11 ppm
—
Interpreted
Nickel (Ni)
10 ppm maximum
1.1 ppm
—
Interpreted
Silica (SiO2)
100 ppm maximum
36 ppm
—
Interpreted
Sulfate (SO4)
100 ppm maximum
27 ppm
—
Interpreted
Water (H2O)
1000 ppm maximum
507 ppm
—
Interpreted
Non-volatile matter (residue after ignition)
0.10 % maximum
0.011 %
Gravimetric, ignition at 600 °C in platinum
Interpreted
Values are reproduced from the current product reference. Source labels do not by themselves establish a supplier guarantee or a test result for your lot. Confirm applicable acceptance limits and request lot-specific documentation.
Available GradesSame CAS, alternate grades and concentrations
Typical assay shown is the rolling-window mean from the sibling product's most recent lots. Grade selection drives downstream end-use — verify the sibling grade matches your specification before substitution.
Physical & Chemical Properties
Property
Value
Source
Appearance
White crystalline flakes
Adjudicated
Form
Solid
Published reference
Odor
Odorless to slightly pungent
Adjudicated
pH
4.0–6.5 (5% aqueous solution, 25 °C)
Adjudicated
Specific Gravity
1.50 at 20 °C (water = 1)
Adjudicated
Density
1.5 at 68 °F (USCG, 1999) - Denser than water; will sink
Published reference
Boiling Point
Decomposes at about 230–240 °C (446–464 °F) before boiling
Adjudicated
Melting Point
125–126 °C (257–259 °F)
Adjudicated
Flash Point
Not applicable
Adjudicated
Vapor Pressure
About 0.75 mmHg (1 hPa) at 20 °C
Adjudicated
Solubility (water)
Very soluble in water (about 600 g/L at 20 °C); slightly soluble in ethanol (1.7% at 25 °C)
Adjudicated
Materials of Construction
Material
Rating
Conditions
Source
glass / silicate-containing materials
Not recommended
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glass
Not recommended
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silicate-containing materials
Not recommended
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Compatibility is drawn from published manufacturer and supplier documentation for this product; each rating is sourced. Confirm against your specific duty cycle before equipment selection.
2.5 mg/m³ TWA (fluorides, as F); BEI fluoride in urine 2 mg/L prior to shift, 3 mg/L end of shiftAdjudicated
NIOSH REL
2.5 mg/m³ TWA (F)Adjudicated
NIOSH IDLH
250 mg/m³ (F)Adjudicated
Transport descriptions reflect 49 CFR 172.101 lookup at time of publication. Sourced data: NIOSH Pocket Guide for REL/IDLH, OSHA Z-Tables for PEL. Always verify against the latest regulatory text before shipment-critical decisions.
Health & Fire Hazard
Acute Toxicology
LD₅₀ Oral (rat)
130 mg/kg (rat, OECD 401)Adjudicated
Acute toxicology values from SDS Section 11 or NIOSH RTECS.
Supplier Qualification Packet
One zipped download containing the TDS, SDS, latest lot COA (when available), and a fresh Letter of Continuing Guaranty for Ammonium Bifluoride Flakes Technical Grade. Every file included is SHA-256 hashed and listed in a manifest your QA team can audit.
Fluoride source for etching, surface treatment and chemical processing where controlled fluoride activity is requiredlabproinc.com
Glass and silica etching, surface treatment, materials science research, analytical and laboratory chemistry, metallurgical processing and chemical manufacturinglabproinc.com
Hydraulic fracturing fluids and industrial use (supplier SDS states this as the recommended use)mubychem.com
Applications are drawn from published manufacturer and supplier documentation; each is sourced. Suitability for a specific use is the buyer's to confirm.
Storage & Handling
Recommended Storage
Keep in the original tightly closed polyethylene container in a cool, dry, ventilated area, away from acids, bases and moisture. Never store in glass or metal. Store locked up.Adjudicated
Handling Precautions
Use in ventilation or with respiratory protection — vapour is the primary exposure. Chemical splash goggles and gloves. Open and transfer cool; pressure can build in warm sealed containers. Neutralization with acid is exothermic.Class-level guidance — not product-specific; the SDS controls.
Incompatibilities
Acids (release hydrogen fluoride gas); strong bases (release ammonia); strong oxidizers; glass, ceramics and light metals such as aluminum and magnesium (attacked); moisture.Adjudicated
Shelf Life
Consult Technical Services for product-specific shelf life
For full hazard, PPE, and emergency response guidance, refer to the Safety Data Sheet (SDS) for this product. The SDS controls in all cases where guidance differs.
Packaging & Logistics
Shipping Description (US DOT)
UN1727, Ammonium hydrogendifluoride, solid, 8, PG II
Sourced from 49 CFR 172.101. Confirm against shipping documents and carrier requirements before tender.
NMFC Class
60
Placard
Corrosive
Packing Group
PG II
Revision History
Last reviewed 2026-07-17 by Andre Taki, Chief Commercial Officer, DOT Hazmat–certified (49 CFR 172.704).
Version
Date
Change
Trigger
1.6
2026-10-08
Canonical data updated: 25 fields changed via the provenance/adjudication pipeline.
Canonical data re-verified: 5 fields updated against independent vendor SDSs, CLP Annex VI, 49 CFR, and OSHA HazCom 2024 (GHS classification, hazard/precautionary codes, signal word, physical properties as applicable).
Initial URL-first TDS published from canonical chemistry registry.
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This Technical Data Sheet is provided for technical reference. The Safety Data Sheet (SDS) controls in all cases where guidance differs. Values reflect Alliance Chemical canonical data at time of generation; subsequent revisions are recorded in the Revision History above.