Issue 1293, 1983

Determination of iron in semiconductor-grade silicon by furnace atomic-absorption spectrometry

Abstract

The determination of iron in semiconductor-grade silicon for device production by furnace atomic-absorption spectrometry is described for iron contents down to a level of 5 ng gā€“1 in slice and polycrystalline material. The silicon matrix is first removed by treatment with hydrofluoric acid - nitric acid. Reagent purification and the selection of the most suitable furnace materials have been studied. Surface iron contamination is assessed separately by a chemical etching technique.

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Analyst, 1983,108, 1450-1458

Determination of iron in semiconductor-grade silicon by furnace atomic-absorption spectrometry

D. A. Stewart and D. C. Newton, Analyst, 1983, 108, 1450 DOI: 10.1039/AN9830801450

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