Nickel fluoride
What is Nickel fluoride?
Nickel fluoride (CAS 10028-18-9), commonly referenced as NiF2, is an inorganic nickel salt used in specialty chemical manufacturing and surface treatment processes.
Where is Nickel fluoride used?
- Fluorinating agent and catalyst precursor
- Surface modification additive in industrial and technical applications
- Metal finishing and coatings: fluoride-containing nickel plating baths and conversion coatings that improve corrosion resistance
- Catalyst precursor in fluorination reactions and hydrogenation processes where controlled nickel activity is required
- Specialty adhesives and sealants: surface wetting and adhesion promotion on difficult-to-bond substrates
- In industrial formulations it is used for antimicrobial and preservation applications where biocidal metal ion activity is relevant.
Commercial specifications
- Particle size and purity specifications vary by application requirement
- Technical grade is the standard commercial form; high-purity grades for catalyst and specialty chemical manufacturing
- Kilogram to metric ton quantities depending on process scale and consumption rates
Other Names (Synonyms)
Nickel difluoride|Nickelous fluoride|Nickel(II) fluoride (1:2)|69NBB20493|Niccolum Fluoratum|RefChem:165666|Nickel fluoride (NiF2)|NiF2