Fluoborate

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Flu`o`bo´rate

(Chem.) A salt of fluoboric acid; a fluoboride.

Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, published 1913 by G. & C. Merriam Co.

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The electrochemical deposition of tin and its alloys is of great practical importance and widely used in the semiconductor industry and field of energy storage devices [1-4], like lithium ion batteries; e.g., traditional electrodeposition of tin and its alloy is performed in aqueous electrolytes including sulfate, fluoborate, and citrate [5-7].

The Effect of Water on the Tin Electrodeposition from [Bmim]HSO4 Ionic Liquid

An alternative fluoborate solution has been used, especially if hydrogen embrittlement must be avoided; soluble cadmium anodes are normal.

Anodes for electrodeposition. (Technology Update)

Thus ferric fluoborate can be used to dissolve lead concentrates and in the electrowinning step oxygen evolution at the anode is replaced by oxidation of ferrous fluoborate to ferric fluoborate.