Compositions – Humidostatic – water removive – bindive – or emissive
Patent
1993-06-29
1995-01-31
Lovering, Richard D.
Compositions
Humidostatic, water removive, bindive, or emissive
2521814, 25218828, 4232105, 427432, 502 2, 502 3, 502400, 502402, 502414, 502415, C09K 300
Patent
active
053856899
ABSTRACT:
Scavenger compositions useful for purifying process gas streams, such as process gas streams, such as hydrogen, nitrogen, noble gases, diborane, and hydride gases from Groups IVA-VIA of the Periodic Table, such as arsine, phosphine, silane, germane, hydrogen selenide, and hydrogen telluride, and mixtures thereof, to remove water, oxygen, and other oxidant and Lewis acid impurities therefrom, such scavenger comprising a porous, high surface area inert support having thereon an active scavenging species, formed by the deposition on the support of a Group IA metal and pyrolysis thereof at a selected elevated temperature on said support. In another aspect, the present invention relates to a method of making a scavenger useful for purifying process gas streams, to remove water, oxygen, and other oxidant and Lewis acid impurities therefrom, and a process for purifying process gas streams to remove water, oxygen, and other oxidant and Lewis acid impurities therefrom, such process comprising contacting the impurity-containing process gas stream with a scavenger of the general type described above. In a further aspect, the invention relates to a method for using scavengers of the general type described above as back-diffusion scrubbers to protect the manufacturing process or gas supply system from inadvertent introduction of impurities, such method comprising contacting the impurity-containing process gas stream with a scavenger of the general type described above and providing in the scavenger bed one or more endpoint detectors so that back-diffusion events are observed.
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McManus James V.
Tom Glenn M.
Fee Valerie
Hultquist Steven J.
Lovering Richard D.
Novapure Corporation
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