Fluorine Derivatives Market Plying for Significant Growth | 2025
Amongst
all of the chemical elements, fluorine is the most reactive &
electronegative. Fluorine reacts with organic and inorganic
substances. Fluorine derivatives are obtained by compounds with the
help of chemical reaction. Compounds are synthesized with the help of
molecules with higher absorption wavelengths in order to obtain
compounds with the finest properties of fluorinated derivatives.
Direct fluorination of compounds in acidic conditions results in
production of its mono-, di- and trifluorinated derivatives at mild
yields. Reactions between elementary fluorine and complex organic
molecules usually result in multiple nonspecific processes due to the
high enthalpy of C-H bond fluorination, which exceeds the energy of
carbon-based single bonds and causes destruction of the target
molecule.
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The
fluorine derivatives market is driven by large scale industries as it
have high demand for the fluorine because it is lightweight and cost
effective over gas. Increase in number of end-users of fluorine
derivatives such as uranium hexafluoride is also anticipated to boost
the global consumption of fluorine derivatives. Rise in end-use of
sulfur hexafluoride is also driving the global fluorine derivatives
market. Demand for fluorine derivatives is estimated to decline in
the near future because while transportation if the gas is leaked it
causes harmful hazardous effects. Furthermore, complex production
process discourages the arrival of new entrants. This also poses a
challenge for existing manufacturers of fluorine derivatives.
Based
on application, the fluorine derivatives market can be segmented into
nuclear fuels, glass & ceramics manufacturing, refrigerants,
propellants pharmaceuticals, and fire extinguishers. The nuclear
fuels segment accounted for the major share of the global fluorine
derivatives market in terms of revenue in 2016. The replacement of
monovalent fluorine for divalent bridging oxygen led to the formation
of Si (O3F), which leads to decrease in melt viscosity and weakening
of the glass structure. Consequently, fluorine additions are used as
binding agent in the melting of many commercial glasses.
The
global fluorine derivatives market can be segregated based on
compounds formed. Fluoride forms derivatives in combination with
metals, nonmetals, metalloids, and most noble gases. Alkali metals
form ionic and highly soluble monofluoride derivatives. Hydrogen and
fluorine combine to produce hydrogen fluoride derivatives. Noble
gases combine to form xenon hexafluoroplatinate, xenon difluoride,
tetrafluoride, hexafluoride, and multiple oxyfluorides. Among other
noble gases, krypton forms difluoride derivatives. The
carbon–fluorine bond is organic chemistry's strongest bond, and
gives stability to organofluorines derivatives.
In
terms of geography, the fluorine derivatives market can be divided
into North America, Asia Pacific, Europe, Middle East & Africa,
and Latin America. In terms of revenue, the fluorine derivatives
market in North America is estimated to exhibit steady growth during
the forecast period. The market in Europe is projected to expand at a
sluggish pace in terms of revenue. Asia Pacific is likely to lead the
fluorine derivatives market in terms of production and demand. Growth
in urbanization and favorable manufacturing regulations are boost the
market in Asia Pacific. On the other hand, the demand for fluorine
derivatives is expected to be low in Middle East & Africa and
Latin America during the forecast period.
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Key
players operating in the fluorine derivatives market are Solvay S.A.,
Pelchem SOC Ltd., Navin Fluorine International Limited, KANTO DENKA
KOGYO CO., LTD., Air Products & Chemicals, Inc., Advance Research
Chemicals, Inc., and Linde AG.
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