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Dear Evans,

reading how it is easily made in this paper by precipitation, I think using a classic HFaq or NH4F aqueous solution with chlorides or nitrates could be sufficient ?

Article Formation of complexes on the surface of nanosized europium fluoride

Can be difficult directly from oxides though, without a proper temperature and strong fluorination agent.

Hope it helps a bit.

Bests.

Thank you, I need anhydrous material .( i.e. I manufacture simple hydrate salts, so the chemistry is pretty easy) . I was looking for a cheap available ionic solvent(s)