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DOI: 10.1016/j.jnoncrysol.2016.12.004
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Photo- and thermo-induced changes in As-S-Se chalcogenide thin films

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“…Note that earlier Raman studies of the amorphous As–Se–S systems in most cases presented data for the end‐point compounds and only one intermediate composition, [ 10,11,14 ] while a more detailed compositional behavior upon chalcogen substitution was analyzed in a quite limited number of studies for stoichiometric [ 13,17,57 ] and non‐stoichiometric [ 13,57 ] As–Se–S bulk glasses and thermally evaporated thin films. [ 15,16 ] The compositional behavior illustrated by Fig. 2 is in a good agreement with earlier data for stoichiometric As–Se–S bulk glasses [ 13,58 ] and thermally evaporated amorphous ternary As–Se–S films, the structure of which was relaxed by exposure to halogen lamp illumination.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 88%
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“…Note that earlier Raman studies of the amorphous As–Se–S systems in most cases presented data for the end‐point compounds and only one intermediate composition, [ 10,11,14 ] while a more detailed compositional behavior upon chalcogen substitution was analyzed in a quite limited number of studies for stoichiometric [ 13,17,57 ] and non‐stoichiometric [ 13,57 ] As–Se–S bulk glasses and thermally evaporated thin films. [ 15,16 ] The compositional behavior illustrated by Fig. 2 is in a good agreement with earlier data for stoichiometric As–Se–S bulk glasses [ 13,58 ] and thermally evaporated amorphous ternary As–Se–S films, the structure of which was relaxed by exposure to halogen lamp illumination.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 88%
“…[[ 1–4 ] and references therein] Less investigated are ternary systems of As–Se–S type. [ 10–17 ] Even fewer studies are devoted to materials of this kind doped with metal ions, which are interesting not only with the intention to understand doping‐induced changes in the local glass structure but also in view of potential applications. [ 11,14 ]…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…First group is based on formation of thin films from gaseous phase -physical vapor deposition methods e.g. : thermal evaporation [5], laser ablation [6] or sputtering [7]. Second group of methods is based on the solubility of ChG in volatile organic bases and formation of thin films from glass solution -e.g.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%