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spelling todo:paper_00220248_v312_n9_p1481_Gilabert2023-10-03T14:25:25Z Growth kinetics of ISOVPE HgCdTe epilayers obtained on alloyed CdTe substrates with different crystalline orientations Gilabert, U. Moyano, E. Scarpettini, A. Trigubó, A.B. A1. Growth models A3. Vapor phase epitaxy B1. Cadmium compounds B2. Semiconducting II-VI materials A1. Growth models A3. Vapor phase epitaxy CdTe Composition profile Crystalline orientations Discrete mathematics Epilayers grown Experimental conditions Finite rate Growth models Growth techniques HgCdTe Isothermal vapor phase epitaxy Mixed controls MOCVD Non-linear Nonlinear diffusion Numerical values Semiconducting II-VI materials Bioactivity Cadmium Cadmium alloys Cadmium compounds Chemical vapor deposition Crystal growth Crystalline materials Epilayers Growth kinetics Mathematical techniques Mercury (metal) Mercury compounds Rate constants Semiconductor growth Substrates Surface reactions Vapor phase epitaxy Vapors Film growth Hg1-xCdxTe (MCT) epilayers were grown on (1 1 1)Cd, (1 1 1)Te, (1 1 0) and (1 0 0) CdZnTe and CdTeSe substrates by isothermal vapor phase epitaxy (ISOVPE). The growth kinetics of the epilayers were studied by a non-linear diffusive convective model for the ISOVPE MCT growth, which was assessed in a previous paper . The non-linear diffusion-convection problem, which describes ISOVPE MCT film growth, was numerically solved by means of discrete mathematics. As the theoretical and experimental composition profiles were remarkably different in accordance with the epilayers grown over pure CdTe substrates, in the model a finite rate in the surface reaction rate constant that enabled a good fit was assumed. The numerical value of the surface reaction rate constant was similar for all the studied substrates and crystalline orientations, hence the results enabled us to determine that the deposition rate has a mixed control for the experimental conditions of this work. This isotropic characteristic of the ISOVPE technique for pure and alloyed CdTe substrates is remarkable, quite different from other MCT growth techniques as MBE or MOCVD. © 2010 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved. Fil:Gilabert, U. Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales; Argentina. Fil:Scarpettini, A. Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales; Argentina. Fil:Trigubó, A.B. Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales; Argentina. JOUR info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.5/ar http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_00220248_v312_n9_p1481_Gilabert
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topic A1. Growth models
A3. Vapor phase epitaxy
B1. Cadmium compounds
B2. Semiconducting II-VI materials
A1. Growth models
A3. Vapor phase epitaxy
CdTe
Composition profile
Crystalline orientations
Discrete mathematics
Epilayers grown
Experimental conditions
Finite rate
Growth models
Growth techniques
HgCdTe
Isothermal vapor phase epitaxy
Mixed controls
MOCVD
Non-linear
Nonlinear diffusion
Numerical values
Semiconducting II-VI materials
Bioactivity
Cadmium
Cadmium alloys
Cadmium compounds
Chemical vapor deposition
Crystal growth
Crystalline materials
Epilayers
Growth kinetics
Mathematical techniques
Mercury (metal)
Mercury compounds
Rate constants
Semiconductor growth
Substrates
Surface reactions
Vapor phase epitaxy
Vapors
Film growth
spellingShingle A1. Growth models
A3. Vapor phase epitaxy
B1. Cadmium compounds
B2. Semiconducting II-VI materials
A1. Growth models
A3. Vapor phase epitaxy
CdTe
Composition profile
Crystalline orientations
Discrete mathematics
Epilayers grown
Experimental conditions
Finite rate
Growth models
Growth techniques
HgCdTe
Isothermal vapor phase epitaxy
Mixed controls
MOCVD
Non-linear
Nonlinear diffusion
Numerical values
Semiconducting II-VI materials
Bioactivity
Cadmium
Cadmium alloys
Cadmium compounds
Chemical vapor deposition
Crystal growth
Crystalline materials
Epilayers
Growth kinetics
Mathematical techniques
Mercury (metal)
Mercury compounds
Rate constants
Semiconductor growth
Substrates
Surface reactions
Vapor phase epitaxy
Vapors
Film growth
Gilabert, U.
Moyano, E.
Scarpettini, A.
Trigubó, A.B.
Growth kinetics of ISOVPE HgCdTe epilayers obtained on alloyed CdTe substrates with different crystalline orientations
topic_facet A1. Growth models
A3. Vapor phase epitaxy
B1. Cadmium compounds
B2. Semiconducting II-VI materials
A1. Growth models
A3. Vapor phase epitaxy
CdTe
Composition profile
Crystalline orientations
Discrete mathematics
Epilayers grown
Experimental conditions
Finite rate
Growth models
Growth techniques
HgCdTe
Isothermal vapor phase epitaxy
Mixed controls
MOCVD
Non-linear
Nonlinear diffusion
Numerical values
Semiconducting II-VI materials
Bioactivity
Cadmium
Cadmium alloys
Cadmium compounds
Chemical vapor deposition
Crystal growth
Crystalline materials
Epilayers
Growth kinetics
Mathematical techniques
Mercury (metal)
Mercury compounds
Rate constants
Semiconductor growth
Substrates
Surface reactions
Vapor phase epitaxy
Vapors
Film growth
description Hg1-xCdxTe (MCT) epilayers were grown on (1 1 1)Cd, (1 1 1)Te, (1 1 0) and (1 0 0) CdZnTe and CdTeSe substrates by isothermal vapor phase epitaxy (ISOVPE). The growth kinetics of the epilayers were studied by a non-linear diffusive convective model for the ISOVPE MCT growth, which was assessed in a previous paper . The non-linear diffusion-convection problem, which describes ISOVPE MCT film growth, was numerically solved by means of discrete mathematics. As the theoretical and experimental composition profiles were remarkably different in accordance with the epilayers grown over pure CdTe substrates, in the model a finite rate in the surface reaction rate constant that enabled a good fit was assumed. The numerical value of the surface reaction rate constant was similar for all the studied substrates and crystalline orientations, hence the results enabled us to determine that the deposition rate has a mixed control for the experimental conditions of this work. This isotropic characteristic of the ISOVPE technique for pure and alloyed CdTe substrates is remarkable, quite different from other MCT growth techniques as MBE or MOCVD. © 2010 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
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author Gilabert, U.
Moyano, E.
Scarpettini, A.
Trigubó, A.B.
author_facet Gilabert, U.
Moyano, E.
Scarpettini, A.
Trigubó, A.B.
author_sort Gilabert, U.
title Growth kinetics of ISOVPE HgCdTe epilayers obtained on alloyed CdTe substrates with different crystalline orientations
title_short Growth kinetics of ISOVPE HgCdTe epilayers obtained on alloyed CdTe substrates with different crystalline orientations
title_full Growth kinetics of ISOVPE HgCdTe epilayers obtained on alloyed CdTe substrates with different crystalline orientations
title_fullStr Growth kinetics of ISOVPE HgCdTe epilayers obtained on alloyed CdTe substrates with different crystalline orientations
title_full_unstemmed Growth kinetics of ISOVPE HgCdTe epilayers obtained on alloyed CdTe substrates with different crystalline orientations
title_sort growth kinetics of isovpe hgcdte epilayers obtained on alloyed cdte substrates with different crystalline orientations
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_00220248_v312_n9_p1481_Gilabert
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