Photoconductivity in single-crystal tellurium

Edwards, David F.; Butter, C.; McGlauchlin, Laurence Donald

doi:10.1016/0038-1101(61)90076-4

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“…Tellurium (Te) is Group VI metalloid or semiconductor with piezoelectric [1], piezo-resistance [2], and photoconductivity [3] properties. This makes Te suitable for many different uses in material sciences due to its unique properties.…”

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Positron lifetime spectroscopy applied to pure Tellurium

Domínguez‐Reyes

2021

Indian J Phys

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High-purity crystalline Tellurium has been investigated using positron lifetime spectroscopy technique in order to determine basic information missing in the current experimental knowledge of the positron annihilation spectroscopy field. Three different pairs of samples have been studied in the as-received state and, in order to eliminate the vacancy-type defects, after consecutive isothermal treatments at 300 °C. Lifetime corresponding to the annihilation in the Tellurium bulk has been determined as 282(1) ps. Previous theoretical calculations present in the bibliography that used different methods and parameterization provided a wide range of values for the annihilation lifetime of the positron in the bulk of Tellurium. The obtained result has been used to identify the most accurate results among them.

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