Available for Licensing: Fluorescent Tracer Technology for Hydrofluoric Acid Exposure Detection

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The Department of Energy is offering a fluorescent tracer technology for licensing, not seeking to buy products or services. The additive is designed to help workers detect hydrofluoric acid contact on skin, clothing, or surfaces with a UV light, and may also help identify leaks. Interested parties can contact Idaho National Laboratory to discuss licensing and partnership opportunities.
Technology Licensing Opportunity: This technology is available for licensing through Idaho National Laboratory's (INL) Technology Deployment office. INL is not seeking to procure products or services in connection with this technology, and no procurement activity is associated with INL's technology transfer process. Interested parties are invited to contact INL to discuss licensing terms and partnership opportunities. Overview Hydrofluoric acid (HF) is used across petroleum refining, semiconductor manufacturing, glass processing, pharmaceutical synthesis, mineral processing, and laboratory research, among others. Despite established handling protocols, accidental skin or surface contact…
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Closes Oct 30, 2026





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