Bis((perfluorohexadecyl)ethyl) hydrogen phosphate belongs to the phosphate esters, a subclass of organic phosphoric acids and derivatives within the organic compounds. With an average molecular weight of 1,790 g/mol, Bis((perfluorohexadecyl)ethyl) hydrogen phosphate is a heavy molecule. It is characterized by the chemical formula C36H9F66O4P1.
This compound is associated with 13 recorded sources across various sectors. In the realm of electrical and electronic equipment, it is found in capacitors, cell phones, batteries, wires and cables, and printed circuit boards, among others. It is also utilized in industrial manufacturing and chemical processing as well as in the energy, oil, and gas sectors as a lubricant. Other recorded sources include medical devices within healthcare, pharmaceuticals, and veterinary products, as well as food packaging in the food and food processing sectors. Additionally, it is present in textiles, leather, and furnishings, specifically in carpets, rugs, and synthetic textiles. Human exposure to the compound may occur through inhalation, oral intake, or touch.
