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    Single-thermal-source formation of Zn x Cd1-x S thin films

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    1979
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    Burton, Larry C.
    Hench, T. L.
    Meakin, J. D.
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    Abstract
    Thermal sublimation of atomically homogeneous Zn x Cd1_x S powders from a single source results in films that are nonuniform in a direction normal to the substrate. This is attributed to initial preferential sublimation of Cd from the charge and is verified by energy dispersive x-ray analyses of film cross sections and of the charge residue. These results are related to the utility of this technique for forming Zn x Cd1_x S films for photovoltaic applications.
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