1985
DOI: 10.1016/0735-245x(85)90027-4
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“…Cu can also help in forming conducting layer for making possible the excitation of the materials with field [26]. Role of NaF in photoconducting CdS powders prepared by firing at 500°C for 1 hr was found to be two fold [27,28]: (i) it acted as a flux because lanthanide impurities could not become effective dopant in its absence and (ii) it acted as dopant since at its particular concentration the highest photo response was found in this system.…”
Section: S Nomentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Cu can also help in forming conducting layer for making possible the excitation of the materials with field [26]. Role of NaF in photoconducting CdS powders prepared by firing at 500°C for 1 hr was found to be two fold [27,28]: (i) it acted as a flux because lanthanide impurities could not become effective dopant in its absence and (ii) it acted as dopant since at its particular concentration the highest photo response was found in this system.…”
Section: S Nomentioning
confidence: 98%