Etching a substrate: processes – Nongaseous phase etching of substrate – Recycling – regenerating – or rejunevating etchant
Patent
1994-12-05
1996-10-01
Powell, William
Etching a substrate: processes
Nongaseous phase etching of substrate
Recycling, regenerating, or rejunevating etchant
156345, 216105, C23F 100
Patent
active
055608388
ABSTRACT:
Cupric chloride etchant waste is converted into non-hazardous material consisting of copper oxide and salt water. The cupric chloride etchant is preheated and a stream of the etchant is combined with a stream of preheated caustic solution. A neutralization reaction occurs in the mixed stream which is directed to a mixing tank. The reaction completes in the mixing tank without addition of heat, producing fine copper oxide which is filtered out from the salt water. The entire apparatus for carrying out the process can be integrated into a single portable unit.
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Allies Victoria R.
Lloyd Mark F.
McCarron James M.
Lenkszus Donald J.
Powell William
Training `N` Technology, Inc.
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