Treatment of dichlorodihydrosilicon
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Help: 1. Does anyone know manufacturers that specialize in anti-discrimination processes, and those capable of using dichlorodihydrosilicon and silicon tetrachloride to produce trichlorosilane? It would be even better if such manufacturers have technical personnel available. 2. Does anyone know how to deal with dichlorodihydrosilicon with a purity of 70-99%?
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This post was last edited and replied to by dahanhuagong on 2010-11-13 at 20:12. Reply 1# Meeting You by Chance: I have a complete set of industrialization technologies and technical personnel. We are fully capable of solving the practical problems you have raised! Please leave your E-mail & Mobile-phone No. for contact! No solicitation!
Reply to 2# 9tnt: The hydrolysis of dichlorodihydrosilicon presents serious safety issues in practical applications. At high concentrations, it can cause explosions and fires. The resulting components are substances such as hydrochloric acid, hydrogen chloride, and hydrogen gas. Isn’t this also trichlorosilane, which was what the original poster asked for? ! It is recommended that you reply with appropriate content in response to the topic post. To avoid misguidance! It disrupts the thinking process for solving problems!
With such equipment, Jiangsu Zhongneng is able to produce TCS
This post was last edited and replied to by dahanhuagong on 2010-11-14 at 19:10. Reply 5# lxx007: Please read the topic carefully before responding. The question is whether you have this skill? ? Should I say it? ! They exist abroad too! That’s completely unreasonable! Do you have it? :o Do you have the ability and skills to resolve the issues that the landlord has requested? :( If not—just watch carefully from the side—don’t interrupt everywhere! :shut up:
I am not very knowledgeable, so my answer pertains to the second question posed by the original poster. If there are better solutions, please feel free to discuss them.
Bro, there’s no need to be so obvious about it – it’s not a proprietary technology after all, so there’s no reason to do that. Only two sets of this have been built in China: the first one was developed by us, and the second one was made by DEI for GCL. Which company do you work for? It’s good to have skills, but it’s better to stay low-key.
Reply to 8# 123GO: I think it can be dealt with. I’m just not well-informed enough to know if there are any manufacturers in China that have conducted experiments in this area. If anyone has more developed ideas, it would be great if they could share them. Moreover, I believe this will become a problem for polysilicon in the future, and it’s even more troublesome than silicon tetrachloride was two years ago.
Reply to 3# dahanhuagong: Please send your proposal to the email address 154082946@qq.com first, so I can take a look at it
We are working on anti-discrimination measures; we use American process packages, with the equipment manufactured domestically. The process is quite simple – the key factor is the catalyst used, but I can’t go into too much detail on that.