1982
DOI: 10.1016/0040-6090(82)90259-0
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Electrical effects of thallium on the Hall mobility in p-PbTe thin films

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“…Relatively much less investigations have been reported in thin films of this material. Dawar et al [17] have reported some electrical transport measurements in as-grown polycrystalline thin films of p-type CuInTe, grown by a vacuum deposition technique. Lokhande and Pawar [18] fabricated films of this material by electrodeposition and reported that the as-deposited films were either amorphous or contain fine grains.…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…Relatively much less investigations have been reported in thin films of this material. Dawar et al [17] have reported some electrical transport measurements in as-grown polycrystalline thin films of p-type CuInTe, grown by a vacuum deposition technique. Lokhande and Pawar [18] fabricated films of this material by electrodeposition and reported that the as-deposited films were either amorphous or contain fine grains.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Sridevi and Reddy [ 191 reported the electrical conductivity and optical absorption in flash-evaporated thin films of stoichiometric CuInTe,. They pointed out that the films grown by vacuum-deposition technique [17] would have a large deficiency in copper.…”
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“…However, the SiHJN2 process has less hydrogen incorporation (5) and 'a purer source gas. A comprehensive discussion on the deposition of the PECVD silicon-oxygen-nitride films was reported elsewhere (6).…”
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“…The inhomogeneities, incorporated or introduced during growth of the film of a compound semiconductor, materially affect the transport properties (143). The inhomogeneities in the film can be affected by a number of methods, e.g., doping of foreign elements by co-evaporation (4)(5)(6), diffusion (7,8),, annealing in the atmosphere of gases (9,10), adsorption of gases under pressure (11)(12)(13) etc. The effect of adsorption of gases, by exposing the films to gases under various pressures, on the transport properties of the films of semiconductors has recently drawn the attention of many workers (10-13).…”
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