Growth of ZnS_xSe_<1-x> Layers on ZnS and ZnSe Substrates by a Solid-State-Diffusion Technique
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The present paper reports on the growth of zinc sulpho-selenide solid solutions on ZnS and ZnSe substrates by a closed tube, solid-state-diffusion technique. The composition of the overlayer prepared by the diffusion of Se into ZnS is uniform throughout a depth of the order of 5μm. On the other hand, the overlayer prepared by the diffusion of S into ZnSe does not have such uniform composition as in the case of the diffusion of Se: the variation in composition is 〜5%. Below the overlayer, a transition region with a varying composition was formed. The depth profile of the composition of the transition region is approximated by a diffusion theory, which provides the diffusion constant of Se into ZnS at a temperature 1070℃, that is 5× 10^<-13>cm^2/sec, under the condition that S_2 and Se_2 pressures are P_<s2>=0.75 atm and P_<se2>=1.75atm. The diffusion constant of S into ZnSe is 8×10^<-12>cm^2/sec at 1060℃ under P_<s2>=0.57 and P_<se2>=1.53 atm.
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- 1978-05-05
著者
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EBINA Atsuko
Research Institute of Electrical Communication Tohoku University
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TAKAHASHI Tadashi
Research Institute of Electrical Communication Tohoku University
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ASAMI Seiji
Research Institute of Electrical Communication, Tohoku University
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Asami Seiji
Research Institute Of Electrical Communication Tohoku University
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