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Hydrogen Fluoride (HF)

HF Aqueous 70% Solution

aqueous 70% solution

Overview
Our 70% HF solution is an aqueous grade that is a clear, colorless, corrosive fuming liquid with a sharp, stinging odor. It is 100% soluble in water and is not flammable.

70% HF is highly hazardous and needs to be handled and used with rigorous safety precautions. It can cause severe burns to all parts of the body in liquid and vapor forms. Specialized medical treatment is required for any exposure to 70% HF.
Typical Properties

General Information

  • Application
    • Chemical Derivatives
    • Chemical Milling
    • Glass Etching/Frosting
    • Metal Pickling
    • Quartz Purification
    • Rare Metal Processing
  • CAS Number
    • Hydrofluoric Acid: 7664-39-3
    • Water: 7732-18-5
  • Concentration
    • 30.00% water
    • 70.00% HF acid
  • Grade
    • Aqueous 70% Solution
  • Performance Function
    • Feedstock
  • Synonyms
    • HF
    • HF Acid

Physical Properties

  • Boiling Point/Range
    • 65 °C (1,013 hPa)
  • Color
    • Colorless
  • Density
    • 1.230 g/cm3 (20 °C)
  • Flashpoint
    • Not applicable
  • Melting Point/Range
    • -76 °C
  • Odor
    • Stinging
  • pH
    • Acidic
  • Physical form
    • Liquid
  • Solubility in Water
    • Completely miscible
  • Vapor Pressure
    • 183 hPa at 21.1 °C(70.0 °F)

Safety Information

  • Chemical Stability
    • Stable under normal conditions
  • Corrosivity
    • Corrosive to metals
  • Ignition Temperature
    • Not applicable
  • Incompatible Materials
    • Contact with alkalies and some oxides cause strong violent exothermic reactions
    • Contact with metals will yield hydrogen gas, a fire and explosive reactive hazard
    • Glass and silicate-containing materials are attacked
    • HF contact with carbonates, sulfides and cyanides yield toxic gases such as carbon dioxide, hydrogen sulfide and hydrogen cyanide
    • HF contact with glass, concrete and other silicon bearing
    • On dilution or dissolving in water, considerable heating always occurs
    • Pressure buildup from this process has been known to rupture glass containers
    • When diluting, add acids to water, never the other way around
  • Thermal Decomposition
    • Fire or intense heat may cause violent rupture of packages.

International Transportation

  • Chemical Class
    • 8
  • Harmonized System Code
    • 28111100
  • Packing Group
    • I
  • Sub Class 1
    • 6.1
  • UN Number
    • 1790

General Information

  • Application
    • Chemical Derivatives
    • Chemical Milling
    • Glass Etching/Frosting
    • Metal Pickling
    • Quartz Purification
    • Rare Metal Processing
  • CAS Number
    • Hydrofluoric Acid: 7664-39-3
    • Water: 7732-18-5
  • Concentration
    • 30.00% water
    • 70.00% HF acid
  • Grade
    • Aqueous 70% Solution
  • Performance Function
    • Feedstock
  • Synonyms
    • HF
    • HF Acid

Physical Properties

  • Boiling Point/Range
    • 65 °C (1,013 hPa)
  • Color
    • Colorless
  • Density
    • 1.230 g/cm3 (20 °C)
  • Flashpoint
    • Not applicable
  • Melting Point/Range
    • -76 °C
  • Odor
    • Stinging
  • pH
    • Acidic
  • Physical form
    • Liquid
  • Solubility in Water
    • Completely miscible
  • Vapor Pressure
    • 183 hPa at 21.1 °C(70.0 °F)

Safety Information

  • Chemical Stability
    • Stable under normal conditions
  • Corrosivity
    • Corrosive to metals
  • Ignition Temperature
    • Not applicable
  • Incompatible Materials
    • Contact with alkalies and some oxides cause strong violent exothermic reactions
    • Contact with metals will yield hydrogen gas, a fire and explosive reactive hazard
    • Glass and silicate-containing materials are attacked
    • HF contact with carbonates, sulfides and cyanides yield toxic gases such as carbon dioxide, hydrogen sulfide and hydrogen cyanide
    • HF contact with glass, concrete and other silicon bearing
    • On dilution or dissolving in water, considerable heating always occurs
    • Pressure buildup from this process has been known to rupture glass containers
    • When diluting, add acids to water, never the other way around
  • Thermal Decomposition
    • Fire or intense heat may cause violent rupture of packages.

International Transportation

  • Chemical Class
    • 8
  • Harmonized System Code
    • 28111100
  • Packing Group
    • I
  • Sub Class 1
    • 6.1
  • UN Number
    • 1790
  • Performance Function : Feedstock
  • Concentration : 30.00% water|70.00% HF acid
  • Application : Chemical Derivatives|Chemical Milling|Glass Etching/Frosting|Metal Pickling|Quartz Purification|Rare Metal Processing
  • CAS Number : Hydrofluoric Acid: 7664-39-3|Water: 7732-18-5
  • Synonyms : HF|HF Acid
  • Grade : Aqueous 70% Solution
  • pH : Acidic
  • Solubility in Water : Completely miscible
  • Melting Point/Range : -76 °C
  • Boiling Point/Range : 65 °C (1,013 hPa)
  • Vapor Pressure : 183 hPa at 21.1 °C(70.0 °F)
  • Physical form : Liquid
  • Flashpoint : Not applicable
  • Density : 1.230 g/cm3 (20 °C)
  • Color : Colorless
  • Odor : Stinging
  • Incompatible Materials : Contact with alkalies and some oxides cause strong violent exothermic reactions|Contact with metals will yield hydrogen gas, a fire and explosive reactive hazard|Glass and silicate-containing materials are attacked|HF contact with carbonates, sulfides and cyanides yield toxic gases such as carbon dioxide, hydrogen sulfide and hydrogen cyanide|HF contact with glass, concrete and other silicon bearing|On dilution or dissolving in water, considerable heating always occurs|Pressure buildup from this process has been known to rupture glass containers|When diluting, add acids to water, never the other way around
  • Thermal Decomposition : Fire or intense heat may cause violent rupture of packages.
  • Ignition Temperature : Not applicable
  • Chemical Stability : Stable under normal conditions
  • Corrosivity : Corrosive to metals
  • Harmonized System Code : 28111100
  • Chemical Class : 8
  • Packing Group : I
  • Sub Class 1 : 6.1
  • UN Number : 1790
Sales Sheet
Name
Description
File Size
Date
Size
Our Driver Teams Use Advanced Fleet Technology
application/pdf 2.03 MB
5/2/2026
2.03 MB
For Hydrofluoric Acid Exposure
application/pdf 344.71 KB
5/21/2026
344.71 KB
Practice HF Railcar Capping Skills Using Solstice's AHF Training Prop
application/pdf 1.45 MB
5/2/2026
1.45 MB
In-Person & Online Seminars
application/pdf 3.38 MB
5/2/2026
3.38 MB
Hands-on HF Capping Kit Training Provided by Solstice
application/pdf 1.25 MB
5/2/2026
1.25 MB
Solstice expertise can help reduce the stress of transportation emergencies by supporting remediation efforts
application/pdf 1.85 MB
5/2/2026
1.85 MB
Solstice expertise can reduce risk, downtown, and costs
application/pdf 251.19 KB
5/2/2026
251.19 KB
Emergency Preparedness through realistic training
application/pdf 2.4 MB
5/2/2026
2.4 MB
The #1 Choice for HF Acid
application/pdf 949.21 KB
5/2/2026
949.21 KB
Solstice is dedicated to the safe production, handling, and transportation of hydrofluoric acid (HF)
application/pdf 2.5 MB
5/2/2026
2.5 MB
Solstice offers intensive threeday HazMat emergency response training for HF customers
application/pdf 1.98 MB
5/2/2026
1.98 MB
Technical Note
Name
Description
File Size
Date
Size
Typical Alkaline Material (Bases)
application/pdf 237.93 KB
5/2/2026
237.93 KB
Data Sheet
Name
Description
File Size
Date
Size
Technical Data Sheet
application/pdf 2.86 MB
5/22/2026
2.86 MB
Technical Data Sheet
application/pdf 65.09 KB
5/22/2026
65.09 KB
Safety Data Sheet
application/pdf 319.45 KB
6/3/2026
319.45 KB
Name
Description
File Size
Date
Size
Our Driver Teams Use Advanced Fleet Technology
application/pdf 2.03 MB
5/2/2026
2.03 MB
Technical Data Sheet
application/pdf 2.86 MB
5/22/2026
2.86 MB
For Hydrofluoric Acid Exposure
application/pdf 344.71 KB
5/21/2026
344.71 KB
Practice HF Railcar Capping Skills Using Solstice's AHF Training Prop
application/pdf 1.45 MB
5/2/2026
1.45 MB
Technical Data Sheet
application/pdf 65.09 KB
5/22/2026
65.09 KB
In-Person & Online Seminars
application/pdf 3.38 MB
5/2/2026
3.38 MB
Hands-on HF Capping Kit Training Provided by Solstice
application/pdf 1.25 MB
5/2/2026
1.25 MB
Typical Alkaline Material (Bases)
application/pdf 237.93 KB
5/2/2026
237.93 KB
Solstice expertise can help reduce the stress of transportation emergencies by supporting remediation efforts
application/pdf 1.85 MB
5/2/2026
1.85 MB
Solstice expertise can reduce risk, downtown, and costs
application/pdf 251.19 KB
5/2/2026
251.19 KB
Emergency Preparedness through realistic training
application/pdf 2.4 MB
5/2/2026
2.4 MB
The #1 Choice for HF Acid
application/pdf 949.21 KB
5/2/2026
949.21 KB
Safety Data Sheet
application/pdf 319.45 KB
6/3/2026
319.45 KB
Solstice is dedicated to the safe production, handling, and transportation of hydrofluoric acid (HF)
application/pdf 2.5 MB
5/2/2026
2.5 MB
Solstice offers intensive threeday HazMat emergency response training for HF customers
application/pdf 1.98 MB
5/2/2026
1.98 MB
Name
Description
File Size
Date
Size
Our Driver Teams Use Advanced Fleet Technology
2.03 MB
5/2/2026
For Hydrofluoric Acid Exposure
344.71 KB
5/21/2026
Practice HF Railcar Capping Skills Using Solstice's AHF Training Prop
1.45 MB
5/2/2026
In-Person & Online Seminars
3.38 MB
5/2/2026
Hands-on HF Capping Kit Training Provided by Solstice
1.25 MB
5/2/2026
Solstice expertise can help reduce the stress of transportation emergencies by supporting remediation efforts
1.85 MB
5/2/2026
Solstice expertise can reduce risk, downtown, and costs
251.19 KB
5/2/2026
Emergency Preparedness through realistic training
2.4 MB
5/2/2026
The #1 Choice for HF Acid
949.21 KB
5/2/2026
Solstice is dedicated to the safe production, handling, and transportation of hydrofluoric acid (HF)
2.5 MB
5/2/2026
Solstice offers intensive threeday HazMat emergency response training for HF customers
1.98 MB
5/2/2026
Typical Alkaline Material (Bases)
237.93 KB
5/2/2026
Technical Data Sheet
2.86 MB
5/22/2026
Technical Data Sheet
65.09 KB
5/22/2026
Safety Data Sheet
319.45 KB
6/3/2026