CAS NO 16919-27-0 Titanium potassium hexafluoride K2TiF6

use for making the body of airplane

►Description 

    Titanium potassium hexafluoride is a white crystal flakes or powder , soluble in

hot water, slightly insoluble in cold water and inorganic salt ,insoluble in ammonia

water.

•  Chemical formula  K2TiF6 M.W. 240.09

•  White crystalline or powder,dissolved in hot water and slightly in cold water and

inorganic acid polarity solvent.

•   In the air heating to above 500°C, the oxidized to gradually titanium dioxide,

toxic,relative density in 3.08,melting point 780°C.

► Applications

Titanium potassium hexafluoride K2TiF6 use for making the body of motor or

airplane.

► HAZARD IDENTIFICATION

Hazard Category: Toxic, Irritant

ACUTE HEALTH EFFECTS

Swallowed:

Will cause severe irritation to the mouth, mucous membranes, throat, oesophagus

and stomach. May result in difficult breathing, stomach pain and circulatory shock.

Toxic if swallowed.

Due to acid in the stomach, hydrofluoric acid will be released with systemic fluoride

poisoning likely with severe and potentially fatal hypocalcemia.

Eye:

Will cause severe irritation to the eyes, with effects including: tearing, pain, and

stinging. Depending upon duration of exposure, eye damage may occur.

Skin:

Will cause irritation to the skin, with effects including; redness, itchiness, and

possible dermatitis.

Inhaled:

Dusts may cause irritation to the nose, throat and respiratory system with effects

including: coughing, choking. In severe cases, inhalation may result in spasm,

inflammation and edema of the larynx and brochi, chemical pneumonitis and

pulmonary edema. Extremely destructive to tissue of the mucous membranes and

upper respiratory tract.

Chronic:

This product may cause severe eye irritation and depending upon duration of

exposure, some form of permanent eye damage may occur. Prolonged or repeated

skin contact may lead to dermatitis. Exposure to fluorides is associated with

fluorosis. Kidney damage, asthma and rheumatism symptoms may occur if

exposure standards are exceeded. Chronic effects include excessive calcium

precipitation by the fluoride ion in the bones, ligaments and tendons. Prolonged or

repeated skin contact will lead to necrosis (death) of the skin.

►Storage characteristics

Treasury: ventilation, low-temperature and drying; store it separately from food and

acid.