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The electrochemical oxidation of graphite in 50% aqueous hydrogen fluoride generates a second-stage graphite fluoride, C14F(HF)y, a relative of the graphite fluorides prepared and characterized by chemical or electrochemical fluorination of graphite in anhydrous hydrogen fluoride.
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Kawaguchi et al. (1987) studied this question.
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