The Growth of Photoactive Porphyrin-Based MOF Thin Films Using the Liquid-Phase Epitaxy Approach and their Optoelectronic Properties. [PDF]
Ngongang Ndjawa GO +9 more
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Pressure-sensitive liquid phase epitaxy of highly-doped n-type SiGe crystals for thermoelectric applications. [PDF]
Li HW, Chang CW.
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In-situ Liquid Phase Epitaxy: Another Strategy to Synthesize Heterostructured Core-shell Composites. [PDF]
Wen Z, Wang G.
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Pre-epitaxial treatment of GaSb substrates for liquid-phase growth of homoepitaxial layers
The results of investigation to find out the optimal conditions of pre-epitaxial GaSb substrate treatment by chemical etching in inorganic acid mixes are offered.
О. V. Andronova, V. V. Kurak
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Hyperdoping silicon with selenium: solid vs. liquid phase epitaxy. [PDF]
Zhou S +8 more
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Growth by liquid phase epitaxy and laser performance at 2.012µm of a Tm:YAG planar waveguide
We report the growth by liquid phase epitaxy, Ti:sapphire and diode pumped laser operation of Tm:YAG planar waveguides.
Large, A.C. +11 more
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Complex-doped InP/InGaAsP epitaxial structures for optoelectronics
The influence of complex doping with rare-earth elements (Yb, Gd) and aluminum on the electrophysical properties of InGaAsP layers grown by liquid-phase epitaxy has been studied.
S. I. Krukovsky
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THEORETICAL TREATMENT OF A3B5 CHLORIDE VAPOR-PHASE EPITAXY - GROWTH, DOPING, OPTIMIZATION
A theoretical description of chloride vapour-phase epitaxy (CVPE) has been proposed which contains two-dimensional (2D) gas-dynamic equations for transport of reactive components and kinetic equations for surface growth processes connected by nonlinear ...
IPATOVA IP +3 more
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Terbium-doped gadolinium garnet thin films grown by liquid phase epitaxy for scintillation detectors. [PDF]
Baillard A +5 more
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GROWTH OF SILICON BY LIQUID PHASE EPITAXY AT LOW TEMPERATURE: APPLICATION TO THIN FILM SOLAR CELLS
Growth of silicon thin layer by Liquid Phase Epitaxy (LPE) at low temperature (800 °C) can be an attractive technique to fabricate low cost photovoltaic cells.
EL OMARI, H. +5 more
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