Chemical refining method and reuse system for semiconductor devi

Organic compounds -- part of the class 532-570 series – Organic compounds – Oxygen containing

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568916, C07C 2974

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061370185

ABSTRACT:
A chemical refining and reuse method and apparatus efficiently remove water from a waste chemical used in a semiconductor device fabrication process. The method is superior to conventional refining methods, in that water is removed at the end of the refining process, followed only by particle removal, so that water is not reintroduced into the waste chemical during metallic impurity removal. Therefore, the refined waste chemical has a percentage of water therein which is equal to that of the chemical in an initial raw state. The method includes: a) removing ionic impurities contained in the waste chemical; b) removing metallic impurities contained in the waste chemical after removing the ionic impurities; c) removing water contained in the waste chemical after removing the metallic impurities; and d) removing particles contained in the waste chemical after removing the water.

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patent: 5753125 (1998-05-01), Kreisler

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