Abstract:
A method of growing a cadmium zinc telluride (CdZnTe) crystal includes providing a crucible including a solid CdZnTe source and forming a Te-rich Cd—Zn—Te melt on the solid CdZnTe source. The method also includes positioning a CdZnTe seed crystal in physical contact with the Te-rich Cd—Zn—Te melt and growing the CdZnTe crystal from the Te-rich Cd—Zn—Te melt.
Abstract:
Provided is a silicon-based molten composition including silicon, carbon, and a metal in which a solubility parameter (Csisol) defined by Equation (1) below is less than −0.37, wherein a SiC single crystal is formed by a solution method: Csisol=A−B+μ1−μ2 Equation (1) in Equation (1) above, A is a first energy (A) of a first evaluation lattice including silicon atoms, a carbon atom, and metal atoms in a silicon crystal lattice including metals and carbons, B is a second energy (B) of a second evaluation lattice including silicon atoms and metal atoms in a silicon crystal lattice including metals, μ1 is a constant of −5.422, and μ2 is a constant of −9.097.
Abstract:
The seed substrate comprises a base substrate and a base layer comprising a Group III nitride semiconductor formed on the base substrate, which has a high dislocation density region and a low dislocation density region. The planar pattern of the high dislocation density region is a honeycomb pattern. A hollow exists between the base substrate and the low dislocation density region. The object layer is grown through a flux method using the seed substrate. The high dislocation density region is melted back at an initial stage of crystal growth, and thereafter, the object layer is grown on the top surface of the low dislocation density region. A cavity remains between the high dislocation density region and the object layer. The presence of the cavity and the hollow makes easy to peel the object layer from the seed substrate.
Abstract:
Provided is a method that allows growing a single crystal of silicon carbide on an off-substrate of silicon carbide while suppressing surface roughening. The method for producing a crystal of silicon carbide includes rotating a seed crystal of silicon carbide while bringing the seed crystal into contact with a starting material solution containing silicon and carbon. A crystal growth surface of the seed crystal has an off-angle, and the position of a rotation center of the seed crystal lies downstream of the central position of the seed crystal in a step flow direction that is a formation direction of the off-angle.
Abstract:
The disclosure relates to a semimetal compound of Pt and a method for making the same. The semimetal compound is a single crystal material of PtTe2. The method comprises: providing a PtTe2 polycrystalline material; placing the PtTe2 polycrystalline material in a reacting chamber; placing chemical transport medium in the reacting chamber; evacuating the reacting chamber to be vacuum less than 10 Pa; placing the reacting chamber in a temperature gradient, wherein the reacting chamber has a first end in a temperature from 1200 degree Celsius to 1000 degree Celsius and a second end opposite to the first end and in a temperature from 1000 degree Celsius to 900 degree Celsius; and keeping the reacting chamber in the temperature gradient for 10 days to 30 days.
Abstract:
It is used a crucible containing a flux and a source material, a reaction vessel containing the crucible, an intermediate vessel containing the reaction vessel, and a pressure vessel containing the intermediate vessel and used to fill a gas comprising at least a nitrogen atom. When the flux and the source material are melted by heating to grow the nitride crystal, a vapor of an organic compound is provided in a space outside of the reaction vessel and inside of the intermediate vessel.
Abstract:
A method for producing a SiC single crystal by a solution method of bringing a seed crystal into contact with a Si solution of C and pulling up a SiC single crystal, the production method of a SiC single crystal including connecting the seed crystal to a seed crystal holder, disposing a cooling mechanism on the seed crystal holder, and promoting cooling of the seed crystal holder by the cooling mechanism in accordance with an increase in the pulling amount of the SiC single crystal.
Abstract:
It is provided a method of growing a single crystal by flux process from a melt containing sodium, in that a flux is contained in a reaction vessel made of yttrium-aluminum garnet. Compared with the case that an alumina or yttria vessel is used, it can be successfully obtained a single crystal whose incorporation amounts of oxygen and silicon can be considerably reduced, residual carrier density can be lowered, and electron mobility and specific resistance can be improved.
Abstract:
The invention relates to a process for the preparation of a binary initial solvent zone for the crystallization in monocrystal form of a ternary or quaternary compound of given composition and containing Cd and Hg. It consists of choosing on the phase equilibrium diagram of the compound, the Cd and Hg concentration and the temperature which crystallization is to take place. When raised to this temperature, the initial solvent zone is able to dissolve the compound until a solvent zone in thermodynamic equilibrium therewith is obtained and on the basis of which it is possible to bring about crystallization. The composition of the initial solvent zone and the temperature at which it is to be prepared are determined on the diagram.
Abstract:
In conducting a liquid phase epitaxial growth of a Zn crystal on a substrate wherein a batch of Se melt serving as a solvent is used and relying on a vapor pressure controlling technique and a temperature difference method, a Zn vapor pressure controlling region is disposed, via the Se melt, in a direction vertical to the surface of the substrate which is contained in the growth region, and a ZnSe source crystal is disposed in such a way that it is supplied into the Se melt in a lateral direction of this melt. Whereby, a ZnSe single crystal having a good crystal perfection, and a good linearity of the thickness of the grown crystal relative to time can be obtained.