Phosphine

Semiconductor Industry Application: Phosphine is widely employed as a dopant gas source in semiconductor manufacturing, playing a key role in the production of advanced electronic materials and devices.

Excellent Chemical Performance: Owing to its distinctive chemical characteristics, phosphine delivers reliable and effective performance across a range of specialized industrial processes.

Agricultural Application: Phosphine is also used as a fumigant in agricultural applications, helping control pests and protect stored agricultural commodities.

High-Purity Industrial Gas: As a specialty chemical gas, high-purity phosphine is essential for applications that demand precise chemical reactions, stringent process control, and consistent material quality.

Product Description
Key Specifications
Product Usage

Product Description of Phosphine CAS#7803-51-2

Phosphine (CAS No. 7803-51-2; chemical formula: PH₃) is a highly toxic, flammable, and potentially explosive gas. It is widely used in semiconductor manufacturing as a doping gas for advanced material processing and also has applications in agriculture as a fumigant for pest control.

Given its severe toxicity and hazardous characteristics, phosphine must be handled under stringent safety protocols and appropriate containment conditions. Even exposure to relatively low concentrations can result in serious health effects, making careful storage, transportation, and use essential.

Phosphine

Key Specifications

ParameterElectronic GradeIndustrial Grade
Purity≥99.999%≥99.9%
O₂ Content≤0.5 ppm≤50 ppm
H₂O Content≤1 ppm≤10 ppm
Total Impurities≤10 ppm≤1000 ppm

Phosphine

Product Usage

1. Semiconductor Manufacturing

Serves as a phosphorus dopant gas for n-type silicon, enabling accurate doping control and achieving doping uniformity of ≤0.1%.

Used in MOCVD (Metal-Organic Chemical Vapor Deposition) processes for the fabrication of GaN-based LEDs and other advanced optoelectronic devices.

2. Grain Fumigation

Employed as a fumigant for stored grains, providing highly effective pest control and reported pest mortality of up to 99.9% at a dosage of 2 g/m³ under OECD Guideline 633.

Offers a low-residue fumigation option and can serve as an alternative to methyl bromide in certain pest-control applications.

3. Chemical Synthesis

Applied in specialized chemical synthesis as a catalyst or reactive phosphorus-containing reagent, including processes involved in the preparation of chiral pharmaceutical intermediates.

Phosphine