GB/T 33236-2016 in English
VALIDPolycrystalline silicon―Determination of trace elements―Glow discharge mass spectrometry method
- Issued on:2016-12-13
- Implemented on:2017-11-01
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《GB/T 33236-2016多晶硅 痕量元素化学分析 辉光放电质谱法》由TC38(全国微束分析标准化技术委员会)归口,TC38SC2(全国微束分析标准化技术委员会表面化学分析分会)执行,主管部门为国家标准化管理委员会。
Introduction
GB/T 33236-2016 Standard Overview
| Standard Framework Dimensions | Scope of Application | Analysis Method | Detection Limit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Applicable Materials | Polycrystalline Silicon, Single Crystal Silicon | Glow Discharge Mass Spectrometry (GD-MS) | Detection Limit Determined by Instrument and Conditions |
| Measured Elements | Impurity Elements Other Than Hydrogen and Inert Gases | Ion Current Intensity Measurement and Data Analysis | Mass Fraction: 0.1% to higher (through calibration samples) |
| Technical requirements | Preparation of high-purity samples | Standardization and calibration of ion intensity | Instrument sensitivity: control of argon background interference |
Explanation of professional terms and application cases
Ion intensity: Refers to the total ion flow of a specified element recorded by the instrument, which is a key parameter for mass spectrometry analysis.
Pin sample: A sample with a circular or square cross-section, usually used for high-sensitivity analysis. For example, the use of a pin sample in a polysilicon sample can improve detection efficiency and accuracy.
Background of standard formulation and technological evolution
With the development of the semiconductor industry, the purity requirements of polysilicon are getting higher and higher. Traditional chemical analysis methods are difficult to meet the needs of trace element detection, so the use of high-sensitivity glow discharge mass spectrometry has become an inevitable choice. This standard fills the gap in this field in China and provides a scientific basis for polysilicon quality control.
Implementation recommendations
- Prepare samples strictly in accordance with standard requirements and ensure that the cleaning steps are correct to avoid contamination.
- The instrument calibration cycle should be at least once every 8 hours to ensure that the shape and resolution of the mass spectrum peak meet the requirements (≥3500).
- When performing in-depth analysis, it is recommended to turn off the pre-sputtering function to reduce the impact of sample surface contamination.
- For high-purity samples, physical cutting methods (such as a) and b) are preferred to avoid the introduction of metal impurities.

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