Gas phase chlorination method of dichlorosilane
A technology of dichlorodihydrosilane and hydrogen, which is applied in the direction of silicon halide compounds, halosilanes, etc., can solve problems such as difficult to control and full of explosions, and achieve the effect of avoiding explosive reactions
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[0015] Hydrogen with purity of 99.9% and chlorine with purity of 99.6% enter the burner through their respective pipes. The flow of chlorine is 1 kmol / h, the flow of hydrogen is 1.05 kmol / h, and the excess hydrogen is 5%. When hydrogen and chlorine form a stable combustion flame Then, slowly inject dichlorodihydrosilane gas into the hydrogen stream (the molar content of nitrogen in dichlorodihydrosilicon is 0%, and the molar content of hydrogen chloride is 0.1%), while reducing the molar flow of hydrogen proportionally. When the silicon flow rate reaches 0.05 kmol / h and the hydrogen flow rate is 0.95 kmol / h, the respective flow rates are maintained to make the combustion reaction proceed stably. After 1h, the reaction products were analyzed by gas chromatography (the gas chromatography uses helium as the carrier gas and TCD as the detector). The analysis results were 2.5% for silicon tetrachloride, 95% for hydrogen chloride, and 2.5% for hydrogen. No dichloride was detected. Hy...
Embodiment 2
[0017] Hydrogen with purity of 99.9% and chlorine with purity of 99.6% enter the burner through their respective pipes. The flow of chlorine is 1 kmol / h, the flow of hydrogen is 1.05 kmol / h, and the excess hydrogen is 5%. When hydrogen and chlorine form a stable combustion flame Then, slowly inject dichlorodihydrosilicon gas into the hydrogen stream (the molar content of nitrogen in dichlorodihydrosilicon is 0%, and the molar content of hydrogen chloride is 0.1%), while reducing the molar flow of hydrogen proportionally. When the silicon flow rate reaches 0.45 kmol / h and the hydrogen flow rate is 0.15 kmol / h, the respective flow rates are maintained to make the combustion reaction proceed stably. After 1h, the reaction products were analyzed by gas chromatography (gas chromatography using helium as the carrier gas and TCD as the detector). The results of the analysis were 28.1% of silicon tetrachloride, 68.8% of hydrogen chloride, and 3.1% of hydrogen. No dichloride was detected...
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[0019] The hydrogen with purity of 99.9% and chlorine with purity of 99.6% enter the burner through their respective pipes. The flow of chlorine is 1 kmol / h, the flow of hydrogen is 1.1 kmol / h, and the hydrogen excess is 10%. When hydrogen and chlorine form a stable combustion flame Then, slowly inject dichlorodihydrosilane gas into the hydrogen stream (the molar content of nitrogen in dichlorodihydrosilicon is 0%, and the molar content of hydrogen chloride is 0.1%), while reducing the molar flow of hydrogen proportionally. When the silicon flow rate reaches 0.5 kmol / h and the hydrogen flow rate is 0.1 kmol / h, the respective flow rates are maintained to make the combustion reaction proceed stably. After 1h, the reaction products were analyzed by gas chromatography (the gas chromatography uses helium as the carrier gas and TCD as the detector). The analysis results were 31.2% silicon tetrachloride, 62.5% hydrogen chloride, and 6.3% hydrogen. No dichloride was detected. Hydrogen ...
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