Anomalous isoelectronic chalcogen rejection in 2D anisotropic vdW TiS3(1−x)Se3x trichalcogenides

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pp. 15654-15660 ◽  
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Ying Qin ◽  
Bin Chen ◽  
Mark Blei ◽  
Kedi Wu ◽  
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Alloying in 2D trichalcogenide TiSSe shows unusual isoelectronic doping rejection.

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The isoelectronic doping of dichalcogenolato nanoclusters of the type [Ag21{E2P(OR)2}12]+ (E = S, Se) by any heteroatom belonging to groups 9-12 is systematically investigated by DFT calculations. Although they can...


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ABSTRACTThe effects of In and Sb on the concentration of electron traps in MBE grown n-type GaAs are investigated. Two traps, labeled M3 and M6, dominate the DLTS spectrum. It is observed that at growth temperatures of 500 and 550° C their concentrations can be reduced by up to two orders of magnitude by the introduction of a few atomic percent of either In or Sb. The percent In or Sb producing the lowest trap concentrations decreases with increasing substrate temperature and thus for a substrate growth temperature of 600° C no additional improvement in the deep trap concentration is observed.


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