Solution-Liquid-Solid Growth of Crystalline III-V Semiconductors: An Analogy to Vapor-Liquid-Solid Growth Timothy J. Trentler; Kathleen M. Hickman; Subhash C. Goel; Ann M. Viano; Patrick C. Gibbons;

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Date: 2007-07-14 14:17:42 Optoelectronics Semiconductor device fabrication Vapor–liquid–solid method Compound semiconductors Crystal growth Flux Gallium arsenide Light-emitting diode Indium phosphide Chemistry Nanomaterials Thin film deposition		Solution-Liquid-Solid Growth of Crystalline III-V Semiconductors: An Analogy to Vapor-Liquid-Solid Growth Timothy J. Trentler; Kathleen M. Hickman; Subhash C. Goel; Ann M. Viano; Patrick C. Gibbons; Add to Reading List Source URL: www.engr.colostate.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 825,97 KB Share Document on Facebook

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