Chemical apparatus and process disinfecting – deodorizing – preser – Chemical reactor – Including specific material of construction
Patent
1982-05-14
1984-08-07
Lacey, David L.
Chemical apparatus and process disinfecting, deodorizing, preser
Chemical reactor
Including specific material of construction
422254, 156DIG103, 156DIG70, 148175, 118719, 118724, 118729, 118733, C30B 3500
Patent
active
044643420
ABSTRACT:
Molecular beam epitaxy apparatus that permits a cryo-panel on which high vapor pressure material has condensed to be removed from the growth chamber to an outgassing chamber permits the high vapor pressure material, such as phosphorus, to be easily used in growing compound semiconductor materials is described. The apparatus has an evacuable first chamber with a plurality of effusion ovens and an evacuable second chamber with a valve connecting the chambers. The apparatus further comprises apparatus for moving a cryo-panel between the first and second chambers and apparatus for heating the cryo-panel in the second chamber.
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AT&T Bell Laboratories
Lacey David L.
Laumann Richard D.
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