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What liquid is immiscible with Hydrofluoric acid and less dense?
What liquid is safe to sit on top of a 50% aqueous solution of Hydrofluoric acid?
Explanation of question: I want to put a liquid, (lets say an oil of some type), on top of a 50% concentration of Hydrofluoric acid and water. I'd like the 2 liquids to be immiscible, just like oil and water are immiscible, where the oil floats on top of the water, I'd like a liquid to 'float' on the Hydrofluoric acid. I'd like to put a liquid on top of the HF solution so that it floats on the HF solution. The problem is that HF is very reactive, so any idea what a suitable immiscible liquid would be? Thanks for your help. |
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