Reducing powder formation in the production of high-purity silic

Chemistry of inorganic compounds – Silicon or compound thereof – Elemental silicon

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423348, 423349, C01B 3302

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ABSTRACT:
A method of manipulating the rate of homogeneous nucleation of silicon as either a particulate solid or liquid settling out of the gaseous phase during the pyrolysis of silane homologs by controlling the quantity of halogen within the pyrolysis medium. The rate of homogeneous nucleation can be maintained sufficiently low (below 1 silicon nucleus/cm.sup.3 /sec) so as to avoid power formation with a minimum amount of halogen.

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