1961
DOI: 10.1143/jpsj.16.2358
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Crystal Growth of Zinc-oxide by Chemical Reaction of Zinc-fluoride with Air

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“…Crystals of small size have been grown as well in open tube systems, either by oxidation of ZnI 2 [156], ZnS, ZnSe [157], ZnBr 2 [158], and Zn [159][160][161] or by hydrolysis of ZnF 2 [162], ZnCl 2 [163,164], or ZnI 2 [165]. The oxidation or hydrolysis character of the reaction can depend on the temperature range used for a same source.…”
Section: Znomentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Crystals of small size have been grown as well in open tube systems, either by oxidation of ZnI 2 [156], ZnS, ZnSe [157], ZnBr 2 [158], and Zn [159][160][161] or by hydrolysis of ZnF 2 [162], ZnCl 2 [163,164], or ZnI 2 [165]. The oxidation or hydrolysis character of the reaction can depend on the temperature range used for a same source.…”
Section: Znomentioning
confidence: 99%