Separation of tantalum or antimony pentafluoride from isobutyryl

Distillation: processes – separatory – Vaporization zone under positive pressure or vacuum

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202205, 423462, 423488, B01D 310

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ABSTRACT:
Tantalum (TaF.sub.5) or antimony pentafluoride (SbF.sub.5) is separated from a product mixture comprised of HF, isobutyryl fluoride and TaF.sub.5 or SbF.sub.5 by distillation below 760 mm of mercury.

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