I would like to ask the experts: how much heat is required to produce one mole of crystalline silicon?

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I would like to ask everyone, how much heat is required to produce one mole of crystalline silicon? How is it calculated? Everyone is welcome to come and have a lively discussion.

Reply #22011-06-13

It depends on the process you use; just that one factor isn’t enough

Reply #32011-06-13

What is the reaction inside the reduction furnace? It’s likely that no one can express it using exact chemical reaction formulas. Therefore, the amount of heat consumed per mole of crystalline silicon cannot be determined simply through chemical formula calculations. The data given to you are also empirical statistics.

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