Properties, uses and production process of perfluorohexanone

Overview of properties, uses and production processes of perfluorohexanone Perfluorohexanone is an important substitute for halon fire extinguishing agents. It is a compound of fluorinated ketones. It is a clear, colorless and odorless liquid. Nitrogen Supercharged and stored in high pressure cylinders as part of a fire suppression system. Applications Perfluorohexanone can be used as a wet cleaner for steam reactors and steam reactor components, as well as for cleaning unwanted deposits accumulated in gas-phase reactors, etching dielectric or metallic materials in gas-phase reactors, and in gas-phase reactors. Chemicalbook Various materials doped in the reactor. Chemical properties Perfluorohexanone FK5112 is a new type of environmentally friendly and clean fire extinguishing agent, which is used to replace Halon, hydrofluorocarbon (HFC) and perfluorocarbon (PFC) fire extinguishing agents. Stored as a liquid, it is discharged as a gas when used, leaving no residue, non-conducting, and helps protect paper documents and electronics with preservation value. It has good environmental characteristics, does not destroy the atmospheric ozone layer, and has a very low GWP value.