Interaction Mechanism of Sodium Cyclotriphosphate with Fluiride in Water Solution

1999

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DOI 10.1080/10426509908053715
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Abstract

Some fluorophosphates are used as a dental materials. The most traditional and popular monofluoromonophosphate is Na2PO3F. Some other fluorophosphates may be interesting for similar purposes, for example, fluoropolyphosphates. We studied the formation of fluorophosphates via reaction of sodium cyclotriphosphate and sodium fluoride at boiling in water solution.