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06-23-2009, 05:17 PM
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 What will be the pKa value of HAuF6? Will it be greater than that of HSbF6? I have heard that AuF5 is a more powerful fluoride ion acceptor than SbF5. I came to know the electron affinities of both compounds as 10 eV and 6 eV respectively. So AuF5 is a clear winner. What if it is dissolved in anhydrous HF? I don't know the solubility of AuF5 in HF. But if it is soluble, then I think it will be the strongest super acid system.  |
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