Can trichlorosilane be extracted from monocrystalline silicon cutting powder?
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Can impurities such as silicon carbide and iron contained in the powder be extracted?
It is impossible to extract trichlorosilane. It can still be used as a raw material for production!
I work in the field of separating cutting mortar; I have a large amount of silica powder now. Is it possible to make use of this waste to produce something?
:What is the use of silicon powder, which is the product obtained after separating silicon cutting mortar? Can it be used to produce industrial trichlorosilane?
I think with a slight pickling, it can be used for reactions involving high-purity silicon
Monocrystalline silicon cutting powder contains impurities such as silicon carbide and iron; can it be purified using the zone melting method? What equipment is used? (Urgent......)