HF
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HF, Hf or hf can refer to:
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[edit] Chemistry
- Hafnium, a chemical element
- Hartree–Fock method, a calculation scheme in the field of computational chemistry
- Hydrogen fluoride, a diatomic compound which can dissolve in water to form hydrofluoric acid, a highly corrosive solution
[edit] Computing
- Helicon Filter, photo editing software
- Helicon Focus, a photo-merging program used to increase depth of field or make panoramas
[edit] Technology
- High Frequency (HF), the ITU 3–30 MHz RF frequency range (band)
- Handsfree, equipment that can be used without the use of hands
[edit] Medicine
[edit] Organizations and groups
- Humanity First, an international charitable organisation, which focuses on immediate disaster response and long term development
- Health trust (Helseforetak), a Norwegian hospital enterprise
- Heritage Front, a white supremacist and Canadian Nationalist group
[edit] Education
- Higher Preparatory Examination (HF) ("Higher Preparatory Examination"), a Danish examination programme
- Heraldo Filipino, the official student newspaper of De La Salle University-Dasmariñas
- Homewood-Flossmoor High School
[edit] Business
- HF (hlutafélag), in Iceland, a form of business corporation
- Hapag-Lloyd Flug, a German airline (IATA code) doing business as TUIfly
- Hedge fund
[edit] Geography
- Herford (district), a district in Germany
[edit] Music, movies and popular culture
- Hard-Fi, an English indie rock band
- Star Trek: Hidden Frontier, long-running Star Trek fan-fiction series
- Hi-hat with foot, part of a drum kit
- Have Fun, Internet Slang
- HammerFall, a Swedish Power Metal band
[edit] Sports
- Half-Forward, an Australian Rules football position
- Hockey's Future, a massive internet community dedicated to hockey discussion
- Heinz Field, a stadium in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and the home of the Pittsburgh Steelers
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