Tetrafluoromethane Gas Spotlight Blog
A colorless, nonflammable gas, tetrafluoromethane-also known as halocarbon 14 or carbon tetrafluoride- is known as the simplest fluorocarbon because it consists of one carbon atom in the middle that binds to four fluorine atoms around the outside (CF4). However, its uses are anything but simple. CF4 has a very low boiling point (‑128°C, ‑202°F), defining it … Continued