Patent classifications
B01D7/00
Cabinet for solid material container
A cabinet for a solid material container comprises a main body having a top wall, a side wall, and a bottom wall; an entry/exit portion which is attached to a portion of the main body, for putting in and taking out the solid material container; an exhaust duct attached to a portion of the main body; a heating portion for heating the solid material container; a temperature measuring portion for measuring a temperature of the solid material container, or of the heating portion; and a cooling blower for blowing cooling air toward the solid material container.
Low halide lanthanum precursors for vapor deposition
Lanthanide compounds for vapor deposition having ≤50.0 ppm, ≤30.0 ppm, or ≤10.0 ppm of all halide impurity combined is provided. The purification systems and methods are also provided.
Low halide lanthanum precursors for vapor deposition
Lanthanide compounds for vapor deposition having ≤50.0 ppm, ≤30.0 ppm, or ≤10.0 ppm of all halide impurity combined is provided. The purification systems and methods are also provided.
SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR RADIANT GAS DYNAMIC MINING OF PERMAFROST
Systems and apparatus are disclosed for mining the permafrost at the landing sites using radiant gas dynamic mining procedures. The systems can comprise a rover vehicle with an integrated large area dome for cryotrapping gases released from the surface and multi-wavelength radiant heating systems to provide adjustable heating as a function of depth. Various antenna arrays and configurations are disclosed, some of which can cooperate for a specific aiming or targeting effect.
Systems and methods for radiant gas dynamic mining of permafrost
Systems and apparatus are disclosed for mining the permafrost at the landing sites using radiant gas dynamic mining procedures. The systems can comprise a rover vehicle with an integrated large area dome for cryotrapping gases released from the surface and multi-wavelength radiant heating systems to provide adjustable heating as a function of depth. Various antenna arrays and configurations are disclosed, some of which can cooperate for a specific aiming or targeting effect.
LOW HALIDE LANTHANUM PRECURSORS FOR VAPOR DEPOSITION
Lanthanide compounds for vapor deposition having ≤50.0 ppm, ≤30.0 ppm, or ≤10.0 ppm of all halide impurity combined is provided. The purification systems and methods are also provided.
LOW HALIDE LANTHANUM PRECURSORS FOR VAPOR DEPOSITION
Lanthanide compounds for vapor deposition having ≤50.0 ppm, ≤30.0 ppm, or ≤10.0 ppm of all halide impurity combined is provided. The purification systems and methods are also provided.
METHODS FOR DETECTION USING OPTICAL EMISSION SPECTROSCOPY
One or more embodiments herein relate to methods for detection using optical emission spectroscopy. In these embodiments, an optical signal is delivered from the process chamber to an optical emission spectrometer (OES). The OES identifies emission peaks of photons, which corresponds to the optical intensity of radiation from the photons, to determine the concentrations of each of the precursor gases and reaction products. The OES sends input signals of the data results to a controller. The controller can adjust process variables within the process chamber in real time during deposition based on the comparison. In other embodiments, the controller can automatically trigger a process chamber clean based on a comparison of input signals of process chamber residues received before the deposition process and input signals of process chamber residues received after the deposition process.
METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR PRECURSOR GAS INJECTION
The present disclosure provides a gas injection system that can include a housing configured to hold a plurality of precursor cartridges comprising one or more precursor materials, and a nozzle extending from the housing, the nozzle having a tip configured for insertion into a sample chamber of a material processing apparatus. The precursor cartridges are fluidly connected to the nozzle to selectively deliver one or more precursor gasses to the sample chamber.
METHODS FOR RECOVERING IODINE (I2)
Methods of recovering iodine (I.sub.2) from a stream including iodine (I.sub.2) vapor and at least one of: an inert gas and water vapor can include contacting the stream with an alkaline solution to form an iodide salt, contacting the stream with an adsorbent to selectively adsorb water from the stream, contacting the stream with a concentrated acid to absorb the water vapor from the stream, desublimating or condensing the iodine (I.sub.2) vapor to form solid or liquid iodine (I.sub.2), or contacting the stream with a material to condense or de-sublimate the iodine (I.sub.2) vapor from the stream as the material at least one of: absorbs latent heat through a phase change of the material and absorbs sensible heat.