The claim that calcium fluoride has a low solubility in water is a well-established chemical fact; therefore, no citation is needed.
The low aqueous solubility of calcium fluoride (CaF2) is standard chemical knowledge taught in introductory chemistry and found in reference tables. The retrieved papers discuss related topics like fluoride solutions and mineral phases (e.g., paper [6] mentions CaF2 as a mineral), but the core statement is a matter of basic definition and established physical property, falling under common knowledge.