“…The melt growth of Si crystal expends much thermal energy because of the high melting point of Si at 1414 • C [13]. It has been reported that metals having a low melting point, such as Ga [16], In [17], and Al [18,19] were used as solvents and Si crystallized from the metal solutions. However, Ga and In metals are expensive, and it is difficult to remove Ga, In, and Al from the products.…”
“…The melt growth of Si crystal expends much thermal energy because of the high melting point of Si at 1414 • C [13]. It has been reported that metals having a low melting point, such as Ga [16], In [17], and Al [18,19] were used as solvents and Si crystallized from the metal solutions. However, Ga and In metals are expensive, and it is difficult to remove Ga, In, and Al from the products.…”
“…2 maximum solubility data extracted from Fig. 1 are plotted versus k. Relevant literature data for equilibrium conditions 1,10 and SPER ͑Refs. 2 and 3͒ and full-melt laser 4 anneals are also included.…”
“…In the case of GaSb layers, a low growth temperature was reported to reduce impurities in the layers but to degrade the structural quality. 5) However, in the case of silicon, there are few works 6) on LPE growth carried out at largely different growth temperatures to evaluate the effect of this parameter.…”
Section: High-quality Crystalline Silicon Layer Grown By Liquid Phasementioning
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