Our researchers and engineers have developed a unique expertise in gases under exceptional conditions: very high pressure, very low temperatures and very high purity. It has enabled them to develop innovative solutions, which drive knowledge and technologies forward.
To manufacturer increasingly efficient electronic components, the semiconductor industry must constantly make the materials that compose them evolve.
The Air Liquide R&D teams are developing patented molecules called advanced precursors. Respecting our customers’ quality standards, and especially very high purity, they make the chips of tomorrow ever more efficient.
Our teams are partners in unique projects to which they contribute their know-how in very low temperatures. For example, they took part in the design of the cryogenic systems of both Herschel and Planck satellites.
At the CERN, they also played a major role in the conception of the LHC (Large Hadron Collider), the world’s most powerful particle accelerator. It is cooled by means of a system supplied by Air Liquide.
Over a longer term, these engineers are taking part in experimental projects on energy transportation via superconducting cables and energy production through nuclear fusion. By providing all their technological expertise, they will actively contribute to design the energy solutions of tomorrow.
Building from their expertise in the very high pressure field, our researchers have developed tanks to store hydrogen up to 700 bar as well as the most efficient hydrogen distribution stations on the market. They are paving the the way for developing hydrogen-powered vehicles and sustainable mobility.
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