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Regarding electronic-grade hydrochloric acid

2011-12-26View Original

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What is electronic-grade hydrochloric acid, and is it different from reagent-grade hydrochloric acid? How can 32% industrial hydrochloric acid be converted into 36% electronic-grade hydrochloric acid?
Reply #22012-01-04
Reply to 1# Laughing All Around: It depends on what standard the so-called electronic-grade hydrochloric acid needs to meet. Do you want to achieve a solar level (solar grade ≥1ppb) or a semiconductor level ≤0.1ppb?
Reply #32012-03-26
It is easy to produce at the electronic grade; what was mentioned on the second floor seems very difficult to achieve – there must not be even one gram of impurities in 100,000 tons: L
Reply #42012-04-09
It’s indeed not that easy, but with the right selection of equipment and experience in distillation processes, it is difficult to achieve a concentration of 1 ppb for hydrochloric acid, though it’s not entirely impossible
Reply #52016-03-28
Don’t think it’s difficult; this standard is the standard for electronic chemicals: lol

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