Cracking traps for process gas components having a condensed pha

Chemistry of inorganic compounds – Modifying or removing component of normally gaseous mixture

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4232451, 422173, 42218629, 118723, B01J 800, F01N 310

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ABSTRACT:
Effluent process gases, particularly those employed in the production and processing of solid state electronic components, are cracked to form products having a condensed phase, which may be separated from the flowing process gas. A plasma trap comprises a high frequency coil for producing a plasma therein. The walls of the trap may be cooled and the trap may employ a removable wall on which the cracked product collects. Particular gases that may be treated are arsine, phosphine, disilane, silane, germane, organometallics and gases containing beryllium and boron.

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Process Technology Limited, "PTL's Post Reaction Chamber (PRC) for Reactive Trapping of Toxic Process Effluents", no known publication date, pp. 1-18 Oromocto, New Brunswick, Canada.

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