Gm. Lucier et al., FACILE ROUTES TO NIF62-, AGF4-, AUF6-, AND PTF6- SALTS USING O-2(+) AS A SOURCE OF O2F IN ANHYDROUS HF, Inorganic chemistry, 37(15), 1998, pp. 3829-3834
O-2(+) salts dissolved in liquid anhydrous hydrogen fluoride (aHF) at
20 degrees C or below oxidize aHF solutions of PtF62- to PtF6-. The pa
rent base of O-2(+) salts in aHF (O2F(solv)) generated with alkali flu
oride is:long-lived below -50 degrees C. An aHF solution of O2F(solv)
oxidizes Au(III) to Au(V) below -50 degrees C (2O(2)F((solv)) + AuF4(s
olv-) --> AuF6(solv-) +2O(2(g))) In situ generation of O2F(solv) (O-2(
(solv)+) + F-(solv(-)) --> O2F(solv)) with AgF2 or NiF2 in suspension
in the aHF made basic with alkali fluoride gives AgF4- and NiF(6)(2-)s
alts. Low solubility of AAsF(6)(A = Cs, K) in aHF provides for the met
athetical preparation of (O-2)(2)PdF6 solutions in aHF. Removal of aHF
, even at -60 degrees C, results in some O-2 and F-2 loss, to a compos
ition approaching (O-2)PdF5.