Scaling-down and interfacial effect to break down the trade-off between thermal stability and crystallization speed of the Sb2Se films

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Zhitang Song

In general, there is trade-off between the crystallization speed and the thermal stability. Here, the Sm–Sb materials simultaneously realize high thermal stability and the ultrafast phase change speed by Sm doping.


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ABSTRACTThe growth temperature and properties of Ge4Sb3Te3 thin films are presented in this paper. The critical growth temperature of Ge4Sb3Te3 is between 300 and 340 °C. The Ge4Sb3Te3 films can only be grown on a substrate below the critical growth temperature. The typical resistivity and carrier density are in the order of 10-4 Ωcm and 1021 cm-3 for crystalline phase. It has a rock salt crystal structure with a lattice constant of 0.602 nm. Ge4Sb3Te3 has a better thermal stability but a lower crystallization speed than Ge2Sb2Te5.


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Rong Liu ◽  
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Yiping Cui ◽  
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GIFT DAFULEYA

African households prioritize funeral rites, with important consequences on their welfare. Poor workers with no savings have one investment — their burial society. This article uses the transformation taking place in burial societies to make three arguments. First, social relationships do not only make and help entrepreneurs, but they can also transform and be the threshold of social entrepreneurship. Second, burial societies' innovation in pro-poor products is local-demand specific but lacks adequate and sustainable capital back-up. Finally, meaningful entrepreneurial returns demand scaling down the membership size of clubs which unfortunately limit venture capitalization and cause network failures — a trade-off that seemingly maintains the social entrepreneurship in African Burial Societies.


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Lei Zhao ◽  
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