1974
DOI: 10.1007/bf00547097
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Monofilament production in the USSR

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“…One of the promising solutions of this problem could be seen in anisotype heterojunction n-InSe/p-CdTe, because layered semiconductor InSe is radiation-stable and also allows manufacturing the structures by deposition over optical contact [5]. This method results in a very strong adhesion of the contacting parts, approaching to the durability of a bulk material.…”
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“…One of the promising solutions of this problem could be seen in anisotype heterojunction n-InSe/p-CdTe, because layered semiconductor InSe is radiation-stable and also allows manufacturing the structures by deposition over optical contact [5]. This method results in a very strong adhesion of the contacting parts, approaching to the durability of a bulk material.…”
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“…This method results in a very strong adhesion of the contacting parts, approaching to the durability of a bulk material. It is worth mentioning that the chosen device formation methodology does not require high-temperature technological operations, which could potentially influence or change the properties of semiconductors and allowing to avoid formation of the additional marginal states and effects of cross-doping [5]. Deposition over optical contact is also successfully used to create heterojunctions based on А 3 В 6 compounds [6].…”
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