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Monitoring for Particle Contamination in High-Purity Process Chemicals

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Monitoring for particle contamination in high-purity process chemicals results in improved yield. 

The critical dimension of today’s advanced semiconductors continues to trend to smaller sizes. Killer particles have been shown to come from many sources at these small geometries. It is no longer enough to rely on the Certificates of Analysis (CoA) from high-purity material manufacturers, and in particular, for bulk and specialty chemical suppliers. Continuous particle monitoring of chemicals at all stages of the chemical distribution process is required to maintain the ultra-cleanliness that is required for control.

Particle Contamination in High-Purity Process Chemicals in distribution

Attend to Learn

  • Effects of transportation on chemical cleanliness
  • Protection of the manufacturing process through filtration
  • Time to usability for new liquid filters
  • Effects of liquid filter aging on the process
  • Options for Point-of-Use (PoU) process tool chemical particle monitoring

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Webinar Presented By:
David Green
Applications Engineer

David is an Applications Engineer at Particle Measuring Systems, supporting the EMEA region with contamination control strategies and particle monitoring solutions. With over 12 years in particle metrology and a Physics degree from University College London, he offers specialized knowledge in airborne particle measurement and cleanroom environmental monitoring. Prior to joining PMS, David served as an Instrument Design Scientist, developing innovative tools for particle characterization in controlled environments. He frequently collaborates with pharmaceutical, semiconductor, and microelectronics manufacturers to improve cleanroom compliance and contamination risk mitigation. David is based in Dresden, Germany.

Dwight Beal
Global Product Line Manager Liquids

With more than 35 years of technical leadership in liquid particle contamination monitoring, Dwight Beal is recognized globally for advancing contamination control strategies in cleanroom manufacturing. His work has directly influenced how microelectronics and life sciences industries approach sampling accuracy, data reliability, and system validation. A trusted advisor to scientists, engineers, and quality professionals, Dwight is known for delivering high-impact solutions to complex contamination challenges. He has educated industry audiences worldwide through in-depth training on liquid particle counting, data management, and regulatory compliance.

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