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Construction materials
IF5 can be used on a variety of metals to form a passive metal-fluoride film which protects the metal from further corrosion and renders it suitable for use as construction material. Booth and Pinkston *** state that metals like silver, magnesium, copper, iron and chromium are only very slightly attacked by iodine pentafluoride and that even after long periods no corrosion is visible. Arsenic, antimony and boron ignite spontaneously on contact with iodine pentafluoride, yielding
iodine and the metallic fluorides. Molybdenum and tungsten react only after warming.
*** Booth, Pinkston Chemical Reviews, Vol. 41, No. 3 (1947)
Preferred construction materials are monel and nickel; copper, brass and steel can also be used. Under normal conditions, highly-fluorinated polymers such as PTFE , and PCTFE, are resistant to liquid or gaseous iodine pentafluoride and are also suitable as construction materials.
Applications of IF5 as fluorinating agent
Fluorination with IF 5 for the preparation of gem-difluorides
JP2002338517 (2002), ASAHI GLASS (Japanese language)
Reaction of IF 5 with liquid organometallic compounds into halide glasses
(use in optimical transmission means for telecommunications systems using light radiations)
EP196666 (1986), CENTRO STUDI E LABORATORI TELECOMUNICAZIONI
Catalyzed fluorination and iodination with IF 5 and I 2 of tetrafluoroethylene into pentafluoroethyl iodide

JP09309847 (1997), JP48052706 (1973), US3933931 (Basic DE 2150096 (1972)) (p. 4-6, ex. 1-10), ASAHI GLASS (Japanese language)
Catalyzed fluorination and iodination with IF 5 and I 2 of tetrafluoroethylene into tetrafluoro-1,2-diiodoethane
JP53017565 (1978), ASAHI GLASS (Japanese language)
Use of IF 5 as etchant compound (in semiconductor device fabrication)
WO9934428 (1999), ALLIED SIGNAL (p. 10, ex. 1-8)
Fluorination with IF 5 of 1-dodecene into 2-fluoro-1-iodododecane
JP2002363110 (2002), DAIKIN (Japanese language)
Use of IF 5 as etchant compound (in semiconductor device fabrication)
US4498953 (Basic DE 3427599 (1885)), AMERICAN TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH
Fluorination with IF 5 of 1-decyne into (E)-2-fluoro-1-iododecene

JP2002363111 (2002), DAIKIN (Japanese language)
Fluorosulfonyl compounds and process for production of
compunds derived therefrom

WO03037885 (2003), ASAHI GLASS COMPANY (Japanese language)
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Agent in organic chemistry
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Manufacturing organic and inorganic fluorides
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Glass surface processing
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Organic synthesis
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Finishing Plastic Surfaces
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