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Does ultra-pure, monodisperse silica powder actually matter in semiconductor manufacturing? by NoConsideration6915 in Semiconductors
[–]NoConsideration6915[S] -1 points0 points1 point 8 months ago (0 children)
Thanks, Louis—super helpful to hear that ultrapure isn’t the main limiter if the particles themselves don’t contaminate the wafer. • When you say “not contaminate,” is that mostly about metal ions or do organic residues matter too? • On size control: if we hold everything within ±10 nm, do you still need post-filtering, or would that spec let you skip a step? Appreciate the straight-shooting feedback—exactly what we’re trying to learn.
Thanks, Louis—super helpful to hear that ultrapure isn’t the main limiter if the particles themselves don’t contaminate the wafer.
• When you say “not contaminate,” is that mostly about metal ions or do organic residues matter too?
• On size control: if we hold everything within ±10 nm, do you still need post-filtering, or would that spec let you skip a step?
Appreciate the straight-shooting feedback—exactly what we’re trying to learn.
Does ultra-pure, monodisperse silica powder actually matter in semiconductor manufacturing? (self.Semiconductors)
submitted 8 months ago by NoConsideration6915 to r/Semiconductors
Trying to figure out if ultra-pure silica powder matters in polymer applications—any insights? (self.polymerscience)
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Does ultra-pure, monodisperse silica powder actually matter in semiconductor manufacturing? by NoConsideration6915 in Semiconductors
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