Electronic chemicals and materials are used in the manufacturing of various electronic devices such as semiconductors, integrated circuits, and flat panel displays. These chemicals require advanced purification technologies to provide consistently low contaminant levels for processes like semiconductor manufacturing. Some examples of electronic chemicals include acids, electroplating solutions, etchants, fluorides, gases, pure elements, and semiconductor grade chemicals. The market for electronic chemicals and materials is projected to grow at a 7.7% compound annual rate from 2019 to 2024.

2. Electronic chemicals &
materials are used as main
components in a variety of
electronic applications. This
includes all the chemicals &
materials used for the
manufacturing, fabrication,
and packaging of electronic
devices, such as
semiconductors, integrated
circuits, printed circuit
boards, flat panel displays,
and others.

3. Electronic Chemicals
• As the complexity of semiconductor silicon
wafers continues to advance, so too must the
purity of the process chemicals used in their
manufacture.
• Electronic Chemicals need advanced chemical
purification technologies — including
distillation, ion exchange, gas adsorption and
filtration – to provide consistently low
contaminant levels in a variety of high-purity
process chemicals.
• High-purity process chemicals required for
three major markets:
➢ Semiconductor manufacturing
➢ Photovoltaic (solar cell panel) manufacturing
➢ Flat panel display manufacturing

4. Some of the Acids – used in Electronic parts

5. Electroplating Solutions

6. Etchants

7. Fluorides

8. Gases

9. Other Electronic Chemicals

10. Pure Elements

11. Semiconductor Grade Chemicals

12. Benchmarking the rapid
strategy shifts of the Top
100 companies in the
Electronic Chemicals and
Materials Market
The electronic chemicals
and materials market size is
projected to grow from
USD 56.3 billion in 2019 to
USD 81.6 billion by 2024,
at a compound annual
growth rate (CAGR) of
7.7% during the forecast
period.

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