Coretec Group Inc (CRTG)

[iamthe walrus]

SiH4 is monosilane the mot widely used silicon and this gaseous silane and others like it are what you will see in the patents of companies like Amprius who has a silicon anode . I t does not preform as well compared Si6H12 a liquid silane or as Coretecs calls it there beginning percusor they call CHS. So not all silicon anodes are created equal as some use inferior silicon materials . that's the advantage Coretec has over other silicon anode companies and Coretec has created a patented process for this molecule they own so if you want this molecule you have to come to Coretec . Note that other companies have tried creating a successful process to scale Si6H12 for these applications but were not very successful . One was in Japan years ago another North Dakota State from which Coretec came out of but because their patented process for their CHS product cyclohexisilane or Si6H12 did not work Coretec shared Ramez Elgammel a few years back to love that problem and CRTG partnered with Evonik and Ramez said with news technology for on , he was successfully able to create a process to scale this molecule so it could be successfully applies to numerous applications that use silicon since monosilane SiH4 that is widely used was failing to advance Gen 2.0 tech like it needs to but is still a widely used silane . Philipp Boujouk considered by some I've heard as The Godfather of silicon at NDSU started his work in 1995 and had mucho GOV funding until 2015 time frame Dennis Anderson a professor at NDSU started Coretec because a number of large companies wanted test their Si6H12 .CHS materials . 3Dicon then merged with Coretec at that time so 3dicon could find a solution to the image space materials they needed for there 3D volumetric tech which needed the glass to house the image form which came the now partnership with the University of Adelaide were they are having great success in doing that and just presented at a Photonic West SPIE conference in San Fran Jan 3oth ..Video of that to come soon may be out now on their web site ( SPIE web site ) but Coretec said they would share it