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From lab to fabscalable innovations for next generation semiconductors
DOCK/CHEMICALS is a dedicated manufacturer of highest-purity chemicals for high-tech industries. We develop, design, manufacture and globally distribute a wide range of process chemicals, in general called precursors.
Drawing on many years of research, DOCK/CHEMICALS can offer true innovation in material systems as the basis, for example, for the next generation of high-performance semiconductors.
Our mission
“Driving technological progress by offering innovative precursor chemicals and services for the next generation of high-end technologies.”
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Functional Coating of Cathode Materials in Lithium-Ion Batteries
Energy transition and internet of things are essential questions of today’s society and won’t work within the limits of silicon high-power technology. New materials, such as (Al,Ga)N/GaN, show a substantially enhanced efficiency compared to conventional silicon technology and are commercially available already. Nevertheless, recently published results on (Al,Sc)N HEMT structures show the potential for even more enhanced devices.
Direct Water Splitting
Hydrogen, the fuel of the future will step by step replace fossil fuels, and if generated using truly renewable energy sources it will play a crucial role in reducing the global carbon footprint. However, up to date the generation of green hydrogen is very costly and inefficient. A promising pathway is the direct water splitting using dedicated solar cells with additional functional layers to allow the electrolysis without an external electrolyzer.
(Al,Sc)N for next-gen Power Electronics
Energy transition and internet of things are essential questions of today’s society and won’t work within the limits of silicon high-power technology. New materials, such as (Al,Ga)N/GaN, show a substantially enhanced efficiency compared to conventional silicon technology and are commercially available already. Nevertheless, recently published results on (Al,Sc)N HEMT structures show the potential for even more enhanced devices.