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Preparation and characteristics of a-Si: Cl: H films

Chen et al., 1982

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15338928643953690509
Author
Chen Z
Liao X
Kong G
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Solar Energy Materials

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Preparation and characteristics of a new amorphous silicon material-a-Si: Cl: H film are reported. The existence of chlorine atoms is identified by infrared and backscattering analyses. We found that Si 3 HCl configuration is dominant. The high conductivity (5× 10− 2 …
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