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Silane 4.0

  

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Impurities Silane 4.0, ppm:
H2O2
O21
N220
CO + CO25
HC5
Chlorsilane2
H2200


The percentages indicated in conjuction with purities are mole percents (ideal volume percentages)


Delivery forms: Silane 4.0



Capacity, liter

filling pressure, approx. bar

filling quantity, kg
 
Steel cylinder 2 48 0,2
Steel cylinder 10 48 1
Steel cylinder 50 100 16
Steel cylinder 50 48 5


Conversion factors Silane
m³ gas
(15 °C, 1 bar)
Litre
liquid at Ts
kg
12,4281,35
0,41210,556
0,7411,7991



Identification Silane 4.0
Cylinder shoulder color: Red RAL 3000
Label: Silane 4.0
Valve outlet:
W 21.80 x 1/14 LH, DIN 477 No. 1


Properties Silane
Compressed gas, highly flammable, pyrophoric

 highly  
MAK value:5 ppm (TLV)
Chemical symbol:SiH4
Molar mass:

32.118 g/mol

Critical temperature:269.65 K (-3.5 °C)
Boiling point
at 1,013 bar (Ts):
161.75 K (-111.4 °C)
Relative density at 15°C, 1 bar (dryair = 1):

Applications Silane 4.0
  • deposition of crystalline silicon layers (epitaxy)
  • CVD of silicon oxide and silicon nitride layers
  • deposition of polycrystalline and amorphous silicon (CVD)

 
Other delivery forms Silane
 Silane 5.0


Mixtures of Silane with other gases in defined compositions.



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