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Phosphide

Indium Phosphide.—Exciting developments in photoelectrochemical cells have come from the Bell Laboratories group, and the material of the year is without doubt p-InP. Heller et al have given details of the first efficient p-type photoelectrochemical cell, p-InP/VCl3-VCl2-HCl/C, with a 9.4% solar conversion efficiency. The success of this cell came as a surprise, since previous studies of InP has suggested that it was rather unstable in aqueous solution. Subsequently Heller et announced an 11.5% solar efficiency for the same cell after [Pg.588]

Heller, B. Miller, and F. A. Thiel, AppL Phys. Lett., 1981, 38, 282. [Pg.588]

Menezes et believe that the p-InP/electrolyte contact is best described as an electrolyte-oxide-semiconductor junction, the oxide layer consisting of indium oxide, possibly in a hydrated form. Electrons can evidently tunnel through the thin ( 2 nm) oxide layer, allowing efficient minority carrier collection by V(III) species in solution. [Pg.589]

Indium Phosphide. Indium phosphide, an important material for high frequency electronic devices, is also of some interest for CdS/lnP heterojunction solar cell applications. The only reported work on the electrodeposition of InP was by Elwell, et al. (71), in 1981. They explored a wide range of solute/soivent systems and developed, for the first time, the conditions necessary for the electrodeposition in inP on [0001 ] CdS and [111] and [100] inP substrates. [Pg.39]

The use of molten salt electrolysis for InP synthesis and growth is complicated by the high volatility of the most convenient sources of In ions (InjOg and InFg) above 650 C, and also by the decomposition of InP at elevated temperatures in an inert atmosphere. These factors limited the temperature regime for stable deposition of InP to 600 - 650°C. [Pg.39]

After trying a number of low melting solvents as listed in Table 2, Elwell, et al. (71), were able to successfully deposit InP from a NaPOg/ KPOg/NaF/KF eutectic mixture named Pofonak . Current densities in the range of 1 - 3 mA/cm were used. [Pg.39]

InP probably forms electrochemically by the following cathode and anode reactions  [Pg.39]

The anode used in these experiments was normally graphite, which reacts with the Og evolved to form CO or COg. The minimum deposition [Pg.39]


Rinnen K D, Kolenbramder K D, DeSantolo A M and Mandioh M L 1992 Direst infrared and visible absorption speotrosoopy of stoiohiometrio and nonstoiohiometrio olusters of indium phosphide J. Chem. Phys. 96 4088... [Pg.2406]

Xu C, de Beer E, Arnold D W, Arnold C C and Neumark D M 1994 Anion photoeleotron speotrosoopy of small indium phosphide olusters x, y = 1-4) J. Chem. Phys. 101 5406... [Pg.2406]

Trentler T J ef a/1997 Solution-liquid-solid growth of indium phosphide fibers from organometallic precursors elucidation of molecular and non-molecular components of the pathway J. Am. Chem. Soc. 119 2172... [Pg.2917]

Douglas T and Theopold K H 1991 Molecular precursors for indium phosphide and synthesis of small lll-V semiconductor clusters in solution inorg. Chem. 30 594... [Pg.2917]

TAL SURFACE TREATlffiNTS - CHEMICAL AND ELECTROCHEMICALCONVERSIONTREATlffiNTS] (Vol 16) Titanium phosphide [12037-65-9]... [Pg.998]


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Alkali metal phosphides

Alkali metal phosphides, reactions

Alkali phosphide

Alkali phosphides

Alkaline earth phosphides

Alkynes phosphides

Aluminium phosphide

Aluminium phosphides

Aluminum Phosphide ALP

Aluminum lithium nitride phosphide

Aluminum phosphide

Aluminum phosphide analysis

Aluminum phosphide, electrical

Aluminum phosphides

Antimony phosphide

Antimony phosphides

Arsenic phosphide

Arsenic phosphides

Arsenide phosphides

Arsenide phosphides mixed

Barium phosphide

Beryllium phosphide

Binary phosphides

Bis phosphides

Boron compounds phosphides

Boron phosphide

Boron phosphide properties

Cadmium phosphide

Cadmium phosphides

Caesium phosphide

Caesium phosphides

Calcium phosphide

Calcium phosphides

Carbon amide phosphide

Chemical vapor deposition phosphides

Chromium phosphides

Clusters phosphide

Cobalt phosphides

Copper phosphides

Cupric oxide, 267— phosphide

Cupric phosphide

Cuprous phosphide

DiHydrogen phosphide, sodium

Dihydrogen Phosphide

Electronic structure of phosphides

First-row transition metal phosphides

Fluorine phosphides

Formation by Hydrolysis of Metal Phosphides

Gallium arsenide phosphide

Gallium indium arsenide phosphide

Gallium indium phosphide

Gallium phosphide

Gallium phosphide properties

Gallium phosphides

Gaseous thorium phosphide ThP(g)

Germanium phosphides

Gold complexes phosphides

Gold phosphides

Group 2 elements phosphides

Group III phosphide, arsenide, and antimonide precursors

Group III phosphides, arsenides, and antimonides

Group phosphides

Hydrides phosphide bridged

Hydrogen phosphide

Hydrogen phosphides

Hydrogen phosphids

Indium aluminium phosphide

Indium gallium arsenic phosphide

Indium phosphide

Indium phosphide , surface

Indium phosphide electronic properties

Indium phosphide nanowires

Indium phosphide properties

Indium phosphide, passivation

Indium phosphides

Ionic Phosphides

Iron phosphide

Iron phosphides

Iron phosphides tungsten phosphide

Lanthanide phosphide

Lanthanide phosphides

Lead halides phosphides

Lead phosphides

Lithium aluminum phosphide

Lithium bis phosphide

Lithium dihydrogen phosphide, (LiH

Lithium phosphide

Lithium phosphide complexes

Lithium phosphide rings

Lithium phosphides

Lithium phosphides isolation

Lithium phosphides reactions

Magnesium amide phosphide

Magnesium phosphide

Magnesium phosphide, toxicity

Magnesium phosphides

Metal Phosphide Borides

Metal Phosphide Carbides

Metal Phosphide Halides

Metal Phosphide Nitrides

Metal Phosphide Oxides

Metal Phosphide Sulphides

Metal Phosphides Introduction

Metal Silicides and Phosphides

Metal carbonyls reaction with phosphide complexes

Metal phosphide

Metal phosphides

Metal phosphides applications

Metal phosphides phosphorus-rich

Metal phosphides synthesis

Metal-phosphide complexes

Metallurgy and Metal Phosphides

Meteorite phosphide

Molybdenum phosphide

Molybdenum phosphides

Nickel alloys phosphides

Nickel phosphide

Nickel phosphides

Niobium phosphides

Nitride und Phosphide

Nitrides and Phosphides

Nitrides, Phosphides, Arsenides, and Related Compounds

Nitrides, Phosphides, and Arsenides

Nitrides, phosphides, arsenides, antimonides and bismuthides

Nitrogen phosphides

Organogermanium Phosphides

Osmium phosphide

Oxides phosphide

Oxygen indium phosphide

PHOSPHIDES AND SILICIDES

Phosphide Hydrogen Solid

Phosphide anions

Phosphide boranes

Phosphide bridges

Phosphide bridging

Phosphide complexes

Phosphide complexes, lanthanide

Phosphide density

Phosphide ion

Phosphide magnetic susceptibility

Phosphide preparation

Phosphide salts

Phosphide terminal

Phosphide tetrahydrofuran

Phosphide thermodynamic properties

Phosphide, Hydrogen, Liquid

Phosphide, dilithium

Phosphide, diphenyl

Phosphide, diphenyl lithium

Phosphide, trisodium

Phosphide-containing

Phosphides

Phosphides (Terminal and Bridging)

Phosphides 61 coordination complexes

Phosphides 924 phosphinic acid

Phosphides 924 phosphinic acid phosphites

Phosphides Phosphine

Phosphides actinide

Phosphides aluminum phosphide

Phosphides and arsenides

Phosphides and polyphosphides

Phosphides boron phosphide

Phosphides carbon halides

Phosphides crystal growth

Phosphides crystal structures

Phosphides gallium phosphide

Phosphides germanium hydrides

Phosphides in Metallurgy

Phosphides indium phosphide

Phosphides ligands

Phosphides magnetic properties

Phosphides mixed-metal

Phosphides of metals

Phosphides physical properties

Phosphides preparation

Phosphides reactions with

Phosphides s. Alkali

Phosphides silicon halides

Phosphides structure types

Phosphides structure types classification

Phosphides structures

Phosphides synthesis

Phosphides synthetic methods

Phosphides thermodynamic properties

Phosphides transition metal complexes

Phosphides transition-metal

Phosphides with Complex Anions

Phosphides with clusters structures

Phosphides, Arsenides, and Antimonides

Phosphides, Metallic

Phosphides, Metallic metals

Phosphides, from lithium reaction

Phosphides, properties

Phosphides, toxicity

Phosphines alkali phosphides

Phosphinoyl Phosphides

Phosphonium Phosphides

Phosphorus compounds, phosphides

Phosphorus halides phosphides

Phosphorus reaction with phosphide anions

Phosphorus-Rich Phosphides

Platinum group metals phosphides

Platinum phosphides

Potassium phosphide, complex with alkali metals

Potassium phosphides

Preparation of Hydrogen Phosphide

Preparation of Metal Phosphides

QUICKPHOS®, aluminum phosphide

Quaternary phosphides

Rare phosphides

Rare-earth phosphides

Rare-earth phosphides chemical properties

Rare-earth phosphides compositions

Rare-earth phosphides crystal structure

Rare-earth phosphides preparation

Rare-earth phosphides structural relationships

Rare-earth phosphides structure types

Rare-earth phosphides types

Rhenium phosphides

Rubidium phosphide

Selenium phosphide

Silicon phosphide

Silicon phosphides

Silver phosphides

Silylphosphanes, phosphorus-rich by reaction of lithium phosphides with

Sodium phosphides

Solid and gaseous thorium phosphides

Solid zirconium phosphides

Strontium phosphides

Subject phosphides

Sulfur phosphide

Tellurium phosphide

Ternary phosphides

Thallium phosphide

Thorium phosphide

Tin phosphide

Tin phosphides

Titanium phosphide

Titanium phosphide, TiP

Titanium phosphides

Transition metal phosphides, addition

Triferro phosphide

Tungsten phosphides

Uranous phosphide

Vanadium phosphide

Zinc hydride phosphides

Zinc phosphide

Zinc phosphide, toxicity

Zinc phosphides

Zirconium phosphides

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