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Can polycrystalline silicon powder react in cold hydrogenation FBR?

2012-02-27View Original

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As the title suggests, what is the impact of crystal phase changes on hydrogenation systems?
Reply #22012-02-28
I guess no one uses this, because the amount of reduced amorphous silicon that can be recovered isn’t very large, and moreover, the recovery process is rather complicated
Reply #32012-02-28
If it is ground into powder and then fed into a fluidized bed, can a reaction take place?
Reply #42012-02-28
It’s too fine and not practical to use; moreover, it’s too pure, which results in a slow reaction rate, making it not worth it

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