Three key gases driving electronics sector
NF3, Xe and Neon blends were the top three gases spurring growth in the electronics sector in 2022, delegates attending the Asia-Pacific Industrial Gases Conference heard today.
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NF3, Xe and Neon blends were the top three gases spurring growth in the electronics sector in 2022, delegates attending the Asia-Pacific Industrial Gases Conference heard today.
Learn all about the fundamentals of xenon, from production to application, in gasworld’s latest Gas Report. By Anthony Wright
A new report from materials advisory firm TECHCET forecasts an upward five-year CAGR (Compound Annual Growth Rate) of 6.4% for the electronics gas market, warning that critical gases such as diborane and tungsten hexafluoride may...
Industrial gas major Linde has launched a new facility for the production of krypton and xenon, claimed by the company to be one of the largest of its kind in the world.
Matt Adams, Executive Vice-President at Electronic Fluorocarbons (EFC), discusses the current state of the xenon market, exclusively on gasworld TV.
Matt Adams, Executive Vice-President at Electronic Fluorocarbons (EFC), discusses the investment into rare gases and its supply chain, exclusively on gasworld TV.
As you most likely are aware, the rare gases krypton, xenon, and neon are by-products of very large air separation plants (ASU). These ASU’s are almost all attached to steel mills.
