Silane products from reaction of silicon monoxide with hydrogen

Chemistry of inorganic compounds – Silicon or compound thereof – Binary compound

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423342, C01B 33107

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ABSTRACT:
The present invention is processes for preparing silanes from the reaction of silicon monoxide with hydrogen halides. In a first embodiment of the instant invention, silicon monoxide is reacted with a hydrogen halide to produce silanes and halosilanes. In a second embodiment of the instant invention, the silicon monoxide is activated by heating in an inert atmosphere prior to contact with the hydrogen halide. In a third embodiment of the instant invention, a catalyst is employed which enhances conversion of silicon monoxide to silanes and modifies process selectivity for silane products. The catalyzed process can be run with activated or non-activated silicon monoxide.

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