Fundamental reflectivity spectrum of solid solutions ZnxHg1-xTe

Niculescu, D.

doi:10.1088/0022-3719/1/3/331

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“…For the HgTe-ZnTe system the experimental gap at r disappears at about 9OU, Hg as reported by Niculescu (1968) and Dziuba er a1 (1968). Our model would also predict a value consistent with this higher concentration.…”

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Yurii Makarovich Berezanskii (on his sixtieth birthday)

Горбачук¹,

Ishlinskii²,

Marchenko³

et al. 1986

Russ. Math. Surv.

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Calculations based on a tight binding model of energy bands in the alloy system Cd,Hg, _,Te are reported and the results used to discuss observed changes in the optical transitions in these alloys. Large effects due to changes in the relativistic terms in the Hamiltonian are found to be the main cause of energy changes and the disappearance of the direct energy gap at a concentration of 84% Hg. More detailed changes in the observed transition energies are discussed in terms of disorder effects ilrthe alloys.

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confidence: 76%

Yurii Makarovich Berezanskii (on his sixtieth birthday)

Горбачук¹,

Ishlinskii²,

Marchenko³

et al. 1986

Russ. Math. Surv.

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“…In contrast to many systems, it is known that the mixed crystals Cd,Hgl-,Te have almost a linear energy gap versus composition [4]. Nonlinear variation of the energy gap with composition was found in Zn,Hgl-,Te alloys at different points in the Brillouin zone [5]. The Zn,Hgl_.Te system has a strong dependence of the lattice parameter on composition [lo], whereas the Cd,Hgl-,Te system has the same value of the lattice parameter for the whole range of composition [ll].…”

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Energy Band Structure of Zn_xHg_1−xTe Solid Solutions

Dziuba

Niculescu

1968

Physica Status Solidi (b)

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From electrical and optical data, the energy gap vereus composition for Zn,Hgl-,Te system is given. The deviation from the linearity is explained as an effect of the change of the covalent radii of the Zn, Hg, and Te atoms.On prhsente la variation de la bande interdite en fonction de la composition pour les alliagesZn,Hgi -,Te, obtenue B l'aide des mesures Bectriques et optiques. La deviation de la linharite est expliquee comme l'effet du changement des rayons covalents des atomes de Zn, Hg et Te.

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Electrochemical Processing, Organic

Fry

2004

Kirk-Othmer Encyclopedia of Chemical Technology

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The technology for electroorganic synthesis is surveyed. Cell design and electrode materials, including the use of diaphragms in certain cases, are discussed, as are cell current distribution and mass‐transport phenomena. Features influencing good product specificity with certain cell designs are presented, together with a sampling of commercially available cells. Cost analysis for electroorganic synthesis is reviewed. A number of electroorganic processes that have been commercialized or carried out at pilot‐plant scale are presented.

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Fundamental reflectivity spectrum of solid solutions ZnxHg1-xTe

Cited by 7 publications

References 6 publications

Yurii Makarovich Berezanskii (on his sixtieth birthday)

Yurii Makarovich Berezanskii (on his sixtieth birthday)

Energy Band Structure of Zn_xHg_1−xTe Solid Solutions

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