Hexachlorodisilane, also known as hexachlorodisilane or disilicon hexachloride, is a colorless liquid with high stability and low volatility. It reacts violently upon contact with water and is insoluble in alcohols and strong alkalis.
As a member of the chlorosilane family, HCDS represents one of the high-value oligomeric chlorosilanes. It serves as an important intermediate in organic synthesis and is widely utilized for the preparation of disilanes and related compounds.
Beyond its role in chemical synthesis, HCDS is increasingly applied in thin film manufacturing, semiconductor processes, and the solar energy industry, making it a critical material in advanced electronic and energy applications.
| Liquid Gas | Hexachlorodisilane |
| CAS No. | 13465-77-5 |
| Purity based on metal ions | ≥99.9999% |
| Hydrogen chloride(HCl) | <0.1% |
| Pentachlorodisilane(PCDS) | <0.1% |
| Hexachlorosiloxane(OTCS) | <0.1% |
| Octachlorotrisilane(HCDSO) | <0.1% |
| Silicon tetrachloride(SiCl4) | <0.1% |
| 0.1μm particles | <200.0 cts/mL |
| 0.2μm particles | <50.0 cts/mL |
| 0.3μm particles | <10.0 cts/mL |
| 0.5μm particles | <8.0 cts/mL |
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