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Disilane is a chemical compound with chemical formula Si₂H₆ that was identified in 1902 by Henri Moissan and Samuel Smiles (1877–1953). Moissan and Smiles reported disilane as being among the products formed by the action of dilute acids on metal silicides. Although these reactions had been previously investigated by Friedrich Woehler and Heinrich Buff between 1857 and 1858, Moissan and Smiles were the first to explicitly identify disilane. They referred to disilane as silicoethane. Higher members of the homologous series SiₙH₂ₙ₊₂ formed in these reactions were subsequently identified by Carl Somiesky (sometimes spelled "Karl Somieski") and Alfred Stock.

Treatment process and system for organic silica mud

The invention relates to a treatment process for organic silica mud. The treatment process comprises the following steps of: disilane hydrolysis, copper chloride leaching, pressing and backwashing, copper replacement, silicon slag roasting and tail gas treatment. According to the treatment process, hydrogen chloride gas generated by hydrolysis is effectively utilized, so that hydrogen chloride gas realizes zero discharge; a stirring reaction kettle is adopted for stirring and leaching, so that a leaching rate of copper is as high as 99%, copper content of sponge copper is 70% or higher, and iron chloride content is 30% or higher, and therefore, the economical value is increased; hydrolysis residues are roasted through a rotary kiln, so that silicon oxide content is greater than 98%, and therefore, the whole process route is free of wastewater and waste residue discharge, the waste gas is only carbon dioxide, harms on environment are reduced to be the lowest, the products are metal copper and silicon powder, and the economical value is high. Throughout the process, zero discharge of wastewater and waste residues is realized, so that the environmental benefits are remarkable; hydrolysis and leaching are performed under normal pressure at a temperature lower than 90 DEG C, requirements on the material and strength of equipment are not high, and a roasting temperature of the rotary kiln ranges from 500 DEG C to 850 DEG C; and moreover, silicon powder does not contain corrosive hydrogen chloride, and requirements on the material of the rotary kiln are not high.
Owner:李鹏

Fluidized bed chemical vapor deposition preparation method of silicon carbide nanoparticle

The invention relates to a fluidized bed chemical vapor deposition preparation method of silicon carbide nanoparticles. The fluidized bed chemical vapor deposition preparation method comprises the following steps: by using a fluidized bed chemical vapor deposition method, heating a precursor material hexamethyl disilane to generate vapor, and feeding the vapor into a fluidized bed reactor in a gas carrying manner; implementing pyrolytic reaction on the precursor vapor in a high-temperature zone so as to form silicon carbide nanoparticles; conveying the nanoparticles to the upper part of the fluidized bed reactor under the action of a fluidization gas, sucking out by using a negative-pressure device, and collecting so as to obtain silicon carbide nano powder; in the presence of an inert atmosphere, implementing high-temperature thermal treatment, thereby obtaining well-crystallized silicon carbide nanoparticles. The silicon carbide nanoparticles are cubic-phase silicon carbide, are sphere-shaped and are narrow in particle size distribution, and the sizes of the particles are 5-300 nanometers and are adjustable. By adjusting the reaction atmosphere, particles of pure silicon carbide and silicon-enriched or carbon-enriched silicon carbide can be prepared. The fluidized bed chemical vapor deposition preparation method is simple in process procedure, convenient and rapid in process operation, low in cost and beneficial to industrial production.
Owner:TSINGHUA UNIV

Method and device for polymerizing a composition comprising hydridosilanes and subsequently using the polymers to produce silicon-containing layers

A method for polymerizing a composition including hydridosilanes and subsequently using the polymers to produce silicon containing layers, comprising the following steps: a) providing a substrate; b) providing a composition including at least one hydridosilane that is dissolved in at least one organic and/or inorganic solvent, or including at least one hydridosilane that is already present in liquid form without solvent, wherein the hydridosilanes comprise at least one linear and/or one branched hydridosilane of the general formula SinH2n+2, where n≧3, and/or a cyclic hydridosilane of the general formula SinH2n, where n≧3; c) polymerizing the composition from step b) by way of acoustic cavitation; and d) coating the surface of the substrate with reaction products from step c). A device for polymerizing a composition including hydridosilanes and subsequently using the polymers to produce silicon containing layers, comprising at least one reaction vessel (1) containing a composition that includes at least one hydridosilane that is dissolved in at least one organic and/or inorganic solvent, or at least one hydridosilane that is already present in liquid form without solvent, wherein the hydridosilanes comprise at least one linear and/or branched hydridosilane of the general formula SinH2n+2, where n≧3, and/or a cyclic hydridosilane of the general formula SinH2n, where n≧3, and/or containing the abovementioned hydridosilane solution or the pure liquid hydridosilane, to which at least monosilane and/or disilane and/or boron containing dopant and/or phosphorus containing dopant and/or a noble gas from the group Ar, He and/or nanoparticles and/or a polymerization initiator and/or a catalyst and/or surface tension modifying agents can be added, and an ultrasound source and/or a sound transducer (4) for generating acoustic cavitation and/or capillary waves, wherein the reaction vessel (1) has at least one closable opening (6), the substrate (8) to be coated is disposed opposite the opening (6), and the substrate (8) comprises a heating source (9) on the surface that faces away from the coating surface.
Owner:FORSCHUNGSZENTRUM JILICH GMBH
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