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Fluorosulfuric acid is one of the strongest of the commercially available acids. It is about a quarter stronger than sulfuric acid. Also known as fluorosulfonic acid, it's formula is FSO3H where the sulfur double bonds to each of two oxygen atoms, and single bonds to a fluorine atom and to an oxygen-hydrogen ion. If it will help, it looks like a molecule of sulfuric acid, except one of the oxygen-hydrogen ions is replaced with that fluorine atom. This stuff is nasty, and it'll tear up most all organic compounds. More information is available at the Wikipedia article on fluorosulfuric acid. A link is provided.

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It is used to regenerate solutions of sulfuric and hydrofluoric acid, and for etching leaded glass.

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