PNNL develops high-purity isotopic gas production systems for quantum technologies
These advancements will benefit a wide range of other advanced technologies, including next-generation semiconductor devices and other precision materials.
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DOE-funded research converts enriched silicon and germanium into ultra-pure silane and germane, strengthening the materials supply chain for quantum information science and advanced semiconductor innovation.
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