I had a idea for making semiconductors using metal oxide vapor and lasers. ZnFe2O4 vapor is a n type semiconductor film that could be used to make chips by laser and vapor deposition. This might work instead of toxic chemicals. Comedore used vertical integration on production. But they left rusty tanks of useless toxic chemicals. If you negate those in manufacturing you should have a cleaner chip that is less damaging. All chemicals could be reused in laser epixy construction and make 3D chips?
New semiconductor idea?
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Travis B Moore -
26. August 2018 um 14:51 -
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Now you are going well beyond anything I know about. You'd need to talk to semiconductor experts.
Paul.
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It was in a popular science magazine that they used radio wave to heat up silicon into vapors to make solar cells. The idea may be to do the same for a p type mixture to coat your substrate and build layers of the n type material on the chip. Laser epitaxy pinpoints the very atoms and moves them onto the surface of the chip to be deposited in layers to make the components on the chip. This may be a way to avoid the chemicals of I think it was Dichloroethylene or chemicals used to disolve or deposit or etch integrated circuit boards. Relying on laser to do the work that chemicals once did lower the impact of stored chemicals at manufacturing sites. The only waste would be nano particles that might be vacuumed up and smelted or reused if purity is controlled or to a mixture advantage by wavelength tuning to manipulated the atoms or molecules to make the chips at controlled frequency.