Semiconductor manufacturing: Silane is widely used in the production of semiconductors, such as integrated circuits and solar cells. It is an essential precursor in the deposition of silicon thin films that form the backbone of electronic devices.

Adhesive bonding: Silane compounds, often referred to as silane coupling agents, are used to enhance the adhesion between dissimilar materials. They are commonly employed in applications where metal, glass, or ceramic surfaces need to be bonded to organic materials or other surfaces.

Surface treatment: Silane can be applied as a surface treatment to enhance the adhesion of coatings, paints, and inks on various substrates. It helps improve the durability and performance of these coatings.

Hydrophobic coatings: Silane-based coatings can render surfaces water-repellent or drophobic. They are utilized to protect materials from moisture and corrosion and find applications in coatings for building materials, automotive surfaces, and electronic components.

Gas chromatograp: Silane is used as a carrier gas or reagent in gas chromatograp, a technique used to separate and analyze chemical compounds.

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