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Crystal growth

 Subject
Subject Source: Library Of Congress Subject Headings

Found in 3 Collections and/or Records:

Crystallite formation in chalcogenide glass as a function of temperature, 1971

 Item — Call number MU Thesis Bea
Identifier: b2088111
Abstract Herein are presented the results of an experimental study of a ternary calcogenide glass of composition: 55 at.% As, 35 at.% Te, 10 at.% Ge. X-ray diffraction measurements of powder samples of the glass were made over a temperature range from room temperature (~23° C) to 440° C. These measurements show the glass to be in a non-cyrstalline amorphous state or short-range order state from room temperature up to a temperature of 220° C. From 220° to approximately 440° the material seems to...
Dates: 1971

Reflected polarized light microscopy of the crystalline material As-Te-Ge, 1974

 Item — Call number MU Thesis Bar
Identifier: b2088649
Abstract This thesis presents the qualitative and quantitative procedures used in reflected polarized light microscopy. Conoscopic observations, supported by orthoscopic observations, were used in the analysis of crystals formed in the heat-treated amorphous semiconductor As-Te-Ge. The heat treatment was varied in a successful attempt to obtain larger crystals. This usage of reflected polarized light microscopy elucidated the conditions for which future researchers should strive before attempting...
Dates: 1974

Study of the conduction properties of an amorphous semiconducting material over a wide temperature range, 1972

 Item — Call number MU Thesis Bos
Identifier: b2088561
Abstract Equipment was designed and built for measuring the resistance of an amorphous semiconducting bulk sample over the temperature range of -104 C to 300 C. The sample composition was 55% arsenic, 35% tellurium, and 10% germanium. The temperature range from -104 C to -41 C was found to exhibit extrinsic conductivity, while the range from -17 C to 100 C was explained on the basis of intrinsic conductivity. The intermediate temperature range of -41 C to -17 C was described as a range where both...
Dates: 1972