**Industrial policies regarding the production of silane gas
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Silane gas is a hot topic of discussion these days. I would like to ask the experts here: what are the **industrial policies** regarding the production of high-purity silane?
Upon verification, this project falls under the category of production covered by item 7 of section 9, which pertains to the chemical industry, in the **\"Guidance Catalogue for Industrial Structure Adjustment (2005 edition)\」** recently issued by the National Development and Reform Commission – as stipulated in Commission Order No. 40 – under the category of activities encouraged for development. (2) This project falls under the production scope of item 11, “Fine chemicals: new products and technologies for catalysts, additives, and petroleum additives; commercial processing technologies for dyes (pigments); high-tech chemicals for electronics and papermaking; food additives, feed additives; leather chemicals, oilfield additives; surfactants; water treatment agents; adhesives; production of inorganic fibers and inorganic powder fillers”, which is listed in item 8, “Chemical raw materials and chemical manufacturing industry”, under category 3, “Manufacturing industry”, within the categories encouraged by the “Guidance Catalogue for Foreign-Invested Industries (Revised in 2004)”.
Reply to 2# zhengrd, thank you. . . Stay tuned!
Just using silane gas isn’t enough; it’s better to proceed by converting it into polysilicon or monocrystalline silicon. Otherwise, it means pollution remains for oneself while the profits go to others.