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titleOfInvention Method for making UHP tungsten hexafluoride
abstract PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To produce UHP (ultra high purity) grade tungsten hexafluoride by a purification process. A) separating an amount of crude tungsten hexafluoride into volatile impurities containing an amount of tungsten hexafluoride and an amount of non-volatile metal impurities introduced into an evaporation process; b ) Separating volatile impurities containing said amount of tungsten hexafluoride into an amount of semi-crude tungsten hexafluoride and an amount of non-volatile hydrogen fluoride residue by passing through a gas phase adsorption process; c) Separate the amount of semi-crude tungsten hexafluoride through a sparging system using UHP helium to separate the non-volatile UHP tungsten hexafluoride product.
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