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A corrlation of chemical & electrical properties of polycrystal & single crystal InP
In a joint research programme, Metaux Speciaux and CNET Lannion, France, have gained considerable insight into the behaviour of impurities in InP. As a result of a systematic series of chemical and electrical measurements, the growth of SI crystals with a very low concentration of the deep acceptor (Fe) at a level of about 1016cm−3 can now be routinely achieved.