Z. Wang, C. McMahon, C. Xu, T. H. Baum, J. Mayer, L. Wang
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Three antimony and indium compounds, CH3SbBr2, (SbCl3)·[SbCl3·S(CH3)2] and (hfac)In(CH3)2 were synthesized and characterized by spectroscopic methods. These compounds are highly volatile with excellent thermal stability. CH3SbBr2 contains only one carbon that may minimize carbon incorporation. (SbCl3)·[SbCl3·S(CH3)2] is a new volatile dimeric compound. (hfac)In(CH3)2 is an air and moisture stable compound and is readily sublimed at room temperature. These compounds show promise for use as ion implant dopants.