1995
DOI: 10.1007/bf02451596
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Distribution of components in single crystals grown from completely mixed melts of Hg1−xCdxTe and Pb1−xSnxTe systems

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“…In these conditions, criterion (1) is not satisfied and the constitutional supercooling is avoided, p-type samples ((2 x 3 x 9)mm 3, dislocation density ~ 105 cm -2) were obtained from the central part of the single crystals, where the stoichiometric variation, due to the normal segregation, can be neglected [15]. In these conditions, criterion (1) is not satisfied and the constitutional supercooling is avoided, p-type samples ((2 x 3 x 9)mm 3, dislocation density ~ 105 cm -2) were obtained from the central part of the single crystals, where the stoichiometric variation, due to the normal segregation, can be neglected [15].…”
Section: -Electricalmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In these conditions, criterion (1) is not satisfied and the constitutional supercooling is avoided, p-type samples ((2 x 3 x 9)mm 3, dislocation density ~ 105 cm -2) were obtained from the central part of the single crystals, where the stoichiometric variation, due to the normal segregation, can be neglected [15]. In these conditions, criterion (1) is not satisfied and the constitutional supercooling is avoided, p-type samples ((2 x 3 x 9)mm 3, dislocation density ~ 105 cm -2) were obtained from the central part of the single crystals, where the stoichiometric variation, due to the normal segregation, can be neglected [15].…”
Section: -Electricalmentioning
confidence: 99%