Halides were used as the precursors to prepare various kinds of materials by stripped off the halogens. Metals, metal silicides and carbon related materials could be prepared by using metal halides, silicon halides and carbon halides as the precursors. Some active metals and active meta stable species were used as stripping reagents.
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