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Breakthrough in the synthesis technology of electronic grade diborane


Electronic grade diborane, also known as electronic grade borane or electronic grade diborane, is a high-purity gas with broad application prospects in the semiconductor industry. Its molecular formula is B2H6. At room temperature, it is a colorless, toxic gas with a nauseating, suffocating odor. It is also very unstable, self-igniting in air and violently releasing hydrogen gas upon contact with water. Despite its reactive nature, electronic grade diborane plays an indispensable role in the semiconductor industry. It can be used as a "P"-type dopant source in silicon and germanium epitaxial growth, purification, diffusion, and ion implantation processes, making it a key material in semiconductor manufacturing.

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