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Options regarding the addition of dirty silicon hydride powder

2012-02-27View Original

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It is said that cold hydrogenation is a form of dirty hydrogenation, as the reaction requires the use of silicon powder. The problem with this is that adding silicon powder introduces a large amount of silicon dust into the air; this not only pollutes the environment but also endangers the health of the operators. Additionally, it leads to waste of silicon powder. I would like to ask how to control the amount of silicon powder used in this process If anyone has any good suggestions, we can discuss them
Reply #22012-02-27
Dirty hydrogenation? What a name to use :lol
Reply #32012-02-27
We used to grind the powder by ourselves, and the environment wasn’t as bad as one might think.
Reply #42012-02-27
The addition of silica powder depends on the bed temperature and bed pressure. . .

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