kvartsihöyryn
Kvartsihöyryn, also known as quartz vapor or silica vapor, refers to the gaseous phase of silicon dioxide (SiO2) at very high temperatures. Silicon dioxide is a stable compound in its solid crystalline forms, such as quartz, and amorphous forms like glass. However, when subjected to temperatures exceeding its boiling point, approximately 2950 degrees Celsius (5342 degrees Fahrenheit) at standard atmospheric pressure, solid or liquid silica transitions into a gaseous state.
This vapor is primarily composed of SiO2 molecules, though at extreme temperatures, dissociation into silicon monoxide
Kvartsihöyryn is of significance in various industrial processes. In semiconductor manufacturing, it is used in techniques
Furthermore, kvartsihöyryn plays a role in high-temperature material processing, such as in the production of specialized