Apparatus for mixing liquids in a certain ratio

Agitating – By injecting gas into mixing chamber

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222 56, 222 64, B01F 1302, B01F 1504

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053463021

ABSTRACT:
An apparatus for mixing a deionized water and a hydrofluoric acid precisely in the ratio of 100:1, so as to produce a mixture which are properly used in etching wafters. The mixing apparatus comprises a self-lubricating plastic container of a double construction which enables to obtain a more precise quantity of liquid. The mixing apparatus also comprises an electronic balance measuring the weight of the liquid mixture, an indicator indicating numerically the weight measured by the balance, a mixing tank mixing the liquids, and control valves supplying the liquids in large and small quantities, respectively. According to this arrangement, it is possible to obtain a mixture of a large quantity liquid or a small quantity liquid in a precise mixing ratio with a tolerance of within 1%. Thereby, any poor etching of wafers can be avoided.

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