High purity tellurium production using dry refining processes

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Tellurium (99.95 at.% purity) is purified using dry processes such as selective vapourization and zone melting in a thoroughly etched and cleaned quartz boat, under continuous flow of hydrogen (H2) gas. The tellurium ingot was quadruple zone refined (QZR) under continuous flow of H 2 gas. Thus, the purified tellurium of ultra high purity (UHP) grade is analysed for 60 impurity elements in the periodic table using glow discharge mass spectrometer (GDMS). The sum of all elemental impurities indicate that the purity of tellurium as 7N (99.99999 at.%). The total content of gas and gas forming impurities like O, N and C are found to be within acceptable limits for opto-electronic applications. © Indian Academy of Sciences.

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Munirathnam, N. R., Prasad, D. S., Rao, J. V., & Prakash, T. L. (2005). High purity tellurium production using dry refining processes. In Bulletin of Materials Science (Vol. 28, pp. 309–311). Indian Academy of Sciences. https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02704241

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