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Transformation of silica to silane

2010-04-19View Original

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The conversion of silica into silanes eliminates the need for magnesium, which is a groundbreaking development; moreover, there is no longer any need for the complicated process of producing trichlorosilane: 3SiO2+4Al+AlX3+6H2→6/n(AlOx)n+3SiH4
Reply #22010-04-19
Could you be more detailed? Like the source? ““Epoch-making significance”? Why is that said?
Reply #32010-04-19
In the chemical equation provided by the original poster, what exactly does X refer to – the element above the halogen?
Reply #42010-04-20
LZ, could you be more detailed? Can technology be industrialized?
Reply #52010-04-20
(AlOx)n, what does this represent? How should this by-product be handled? Direct landfilling?
Reply #62010-04-20
Don’t talk nonsense – is it possible to produce it or not? Is no metallic sodium needed? ? ? ? ? ?

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