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titleOfInvention Process for purifying rinsing water used in semiconductor manufacture
abstract The hydrophilic organic impurities and hydrogen peroxide in rinsing water from semiconductor manufacturing processes are removed by adsorption on a pyrolysate of a macroreticular sulphonated vinyl aromatic polymer with a carbon content of at least 85 wt % and a carbon/hydrogen atomic ratio of 1.5:1 to 20:1. Despite their hydrophobic surface, the pyrolysates exhibit a high adsorbing capacity for these impurities and permit markedly higher removal rates than the usual active charcoals.
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