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titleOfInvention Method for selecting silicon metalloid in organohalosilane direct production method
abstract (57) [Problem] To provide a method for selecting chemical-grade silicon for use in an organohalosilane direct production method. SOLUTION: A sample of a chemical-grade silicon metalloid is heated at a temperature rising rate controlled to gradually reduce oxide impurities present in the chemical-grade silicon metalloid by 230%. Heating in the presence of a carbon source to a temperature above 0 ° C., thereby forming a reduction product consisting of carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide, based on the amount of the reduction product formed above 1900 ° C. A method for selecting a chemical-grade silicon metalloid for use in a method for directly producing an organohalosilane, based on the oxygen concentration of the metal-grade silicon metalloid.
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