Give an explanation for the following observations: AlF 3 has only a low solubility in liquid HF,
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Give an explanation for the following observations: AlF3 has only a low solubility in liquid HF, but a combination of NaF and AlF3 leads to dissolution of the reagents; when BF3 is added to the solution, a precipitate forms.
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The observations can be explained based on the differences in the chemical behavior of AlF3 and NaF as well as the formation of complex ions in the pr...View the full answer
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