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thermal reactor
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thermal reactor [′thər·məl rē′ak·tər]
(chemical engineering)
A device, system, or vessel in which chemical reactions take place because of heat (no catalysis); for example, thermal cracking, thermal reforming, or thermal polymerization.
(nucleonics)
A nuclear reactor in which fission is induced primarily by neutrons of such low energy that they are in substantial thermal equilibrium with the material of the core.


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With more than 25 years of history distributing and supporting semiconductor equipment in China, Tritek is well positioned to provide Chinese semiconductor manufacturers with Aviza Technology's complete set of vertical thermal reactors, atmospheric pressure chemical vapor deposition (APCVD) and atomic layer deposition (ALD) solutions.
The subsidiary will provide Japanese customers with access to the entire portfolio of Aviza Technology products, including single wafer and batch ALD solutions, vertical processors, atmospheric pressure chemical vapor deposition (APCVCD) systems and thermal reactors.
These systems are also known in the industry as horizontal thermal reactors.
 
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