1976
DOI: 10.1002/pssa.2210360114
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Effet photo Hall du cinabre

Abstract: Trigonales HgS ist ein Halbleiter mit großem Bandabstand, der eine niedrige Zweifach‐Koordinationssymmetriestruktur besitzt, die höchst ungewöhnlich ist unter den II–VI‐Verbindungen. Die Photo‐Hallbeweglichkeit der Majoritätsträger wird bei Zimmertemperatur und bei 77 K für zwei Typen von Kristallen, natürliche aus Spanien und synthetische, im Labor präparierte, untersucht. Die Experimente zeigen, daß eine starke Anisotropie der Beweglichkeit existiert, wobei die höhere Beweglichkeit mit einem Transport parall… Show more

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“…The majority of studies concerning this substance have been carried out on natural crystals [2,3]. Indeed, the synthetic crystals available at the present time are neither purer nor bigger than the best natural specimens because their crystallogenesis proves to be difficult [4,5]. In fact, the two types of samples do not give fundamentally different results.…”
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“…The majority of studies concerning this substance have been carried out on natural crystals [2,3]. Indeed, the synthetic crystals available at the present time are neither purer nor bigger than the best natural specimens because their crystallogenesis proves to be difficult [4,5]. In fact, the two types of samples do not give fundamentally different results.…”
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“…However, very little information is available about electrical properties of mercury sulphide. It is very resistant : Its mobility, determined mainly through photo-Hall effect [9,10], is about 30 cm2/V . s and it does not vary much as a function of temperature.…”
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