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On chemical kinetics of silicon deposition from silane (II). Comparing 1st‐ and 0.5th‐reaction order

Hans‐Carsten Kühne

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Abstract Theoretical expressions for silicon layer deposition from silane pyrolysis within an open isothermal reactor tube has been derived for 0.5th order of chemical reaction with restricting the discussion to homogeneous gas reaction, and compared to the analogous expressions of chemical reaction characterized by 1st order relationship. Both kinds of theoretical equations give results free from contradictions when applied to experimentally based data of silane consumption on the one hand and silicon deposition distribution on the other, at least, with respect to those data published by Puga. First order reaction is characterized by an activation energy of ΔEaSi = 34 – 39 kcal/mole, and 0.5th order reaction by ΔEaSi = 23 – 26 kcal/mole. Chemical reaction of 0.5th order is to be preferred rather than 1st order.

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Abstract Theoretical expressions for silicon layer deposition from silane pyrolysis within an open isothermal reactor tube has been derived for 0.5th order of chemical reaction with restricting the discussion to homogeneous gas reaction, and compared to the analogous expressions of chemical reaction characterized by 1st order relationship. Both kinds of theoretical equations give results free from contradictions when applied to experimentally based data of silane consumption on the one hand and silicon deposition distribution on the other, at least, with respect to those data published by Puga. First order reaction is characterized by an activation energy of ΔEaSi = 34 – 39 kcal/mole, and 0.5th order reaction by ΔEaSi = 23 – 26 kcal/mole. Chemical reaction of 0.5th order is to be preferred rather than 1st order.

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Abstract Theoretical expressions for silicon layer deposition from silane pyrolysis within an open isothermal reactor tube has been derived for 0.5th order of chemical reaction with restricting the discussion to homogeneous gas reaction, and compared to the analogous expressions of chemical reaction characterized by 1st order relationship. Both kinds of theoretical equations give results free from contradictions when applied to experimentally based data of silane consumption on the one hand and silicon deposition distribution on the other, at least, with respect to those data published by Puga. First order reaction is characterized by an activation energy of ΔEaSi = 34 – 39 kcal/mole, and 0.5th order reaction by ΔEaSi = 23 – 26 kcal/mole. Chemical reaction of 0.5th order is to be preferred rather than 1st order.

Key concepts: Silane, Silicon, Order of reaction, Chemical reaction, Chemical kinetics, Isothermal process, Deposition (geology), Pyrolysis

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