1996
DOI: 10.1002/crat.2170310202
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Long‐term Crystal Growth under Microgravity during the EURECA‐1 Mission (II) THM Growth of Sulphur‐doped InP

Abstract: Long-term cryst,al growth expcrirnents were successfully performed under microgravity conditions diiririg the first flight of the unmanned EURECA-1 mission in the automatic mirror furnace (AMF). Two crystals of sulphur-doped InP with [OOl] and [lll] orientation respectively were grown from indiinn solution by the travelling heater method (THM). The absence of time dependent buoyancy-driven convcction is documented by the lack of type I striations in the space-grown crystals. The sulphur conccntration is meas… Show more

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“…Each of the highest concentration values corresponds to a undisturbed crystal area because the dopant content inside the trace of an inclusion is always low [5]. Therefore the segregation profiles can be fitted as the enclosing curves for the scattering values of facet and off-facet areas respectively, using eq.…”
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“…Each of the highest concentration values corresponds to a undisturbed crystal area because the dopant content inside the trace of an inclusion is always low [5]. Therefore the segregation profiles can be fitted as the enclosing curves for the scattering values of facet and off-facet areas respectively, using eq.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Due to the huge mass differences of indium and phosphorous strong solutal effects are to be expected. All the experimental details and growth results are given in previous papers for the crystals grown during the 1 st German spacelab mission D1 [3], on board of the European satellite EURECA [4,5,6] and the Russian reentry satellite FOTON [7]. Especially the EURECA experiments demonstrated, that even under very good microgravity conditions of 10 -6 g solutal convection governs the material transport in the In -P system [5,8].…”
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