The English name for Hydrofluoric Acid is "Hydrofluoric Acid," and it is not commonly known by an alias in English.Hydrofluoric Acid, commonly denoted as HF, is a highly corrosive inorganic acid with unique properties that make it valuable in various industrial applications.Product Description: Hydrofluoric Acid is a colorless liquid or gas (depending on its concentration) with a pungent odor. It is a strong acid known for its ability to dissolve many materials, including glass and certain metals. The acid is highly reactive due to the strong bond between hydrogen and fluorine. Hydrofluoric Acid is typically available in various concentrations, and its applications range from industrial processes to laboratory work.Key Features:Corrosiveness: Known for its strong corrosive properties, capable of dissolving silica-containing materials.Versatility: Used in diverse applications, including etching, metal cleaning, and glass manufacturing.Handling Precautions: Requires careful handling due to its corrosive and toxic nature.Dissolving Properties: Notably effective in dissolving oxides and various inorganic compounds.
Features:
Chemical Formula: HF, representing the compound's composition of hydrogen and fluorine.
Physical State: Typically a colorless liquid, but it can also exist as a gas at higher concentrations or lower temperatures.
Odor: Has a pungent and distinctive odor.
Corrosiveness: Highly corrosive and capable of dissolving various materials, including glass and certain metals.
Reactivity: Exhibits strong reactivity due to the powerful hydrogen-fluorine bond.
Versatility: Used in diverse applications, such as etching, metal cleaning, and glass manufacturing.
Toxicity: Considered toxic and requires careful handling and use.
Dissolving Properties: Particularly effective in dissolving oxides and various inorganic compounds. 
Applications:
Used in atomic energy industry, production of elemental fluorine, fluoride.It can be used as catalyst, fluorinating agent, etc., for the manufacture of organic or inorganic fluoride, and also for stainless steel, non-ferrous metal pickling, glassware frosting and pickling, frosted light bulb treatment.
