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Tin telluride

It reacts rather violently with numerous metals. With molten sodium, the reaction is strong. With potassium, the mixture incandesces but, if a large quantity of potassium in excess is used, there is deflagration. With zinc, cadmium and tin, there is incandescence. In the latter case, tin telluride, SnTe, forms. [Pg.225]

Interaction hot to give tin telluride attains incandescence. See Selenium Metals... [Pg.1911]

Tin iodide, 194 Tin oxides structure, 192,202 Tin phosphates, 222 Tin selenide structure, 202 Tin sulfate, 222 Tin sulfide structure, 202 Tin telluride structure, 202 Titanium, 323-358 coordination numbers, 327 discovery, 324 isotopes, 325,326 oxidation states, 327 preparation, 324 properties, 325... [Pg.3310]

Due to their easy access from haloalkane derivatives, the chemistry of 2,3,4,5-tetrahydro-tellurophenes and l,3-dihydrobenzo[c]tellurophene is very well document (see above). Improvements upon the nucleophilic character of the telluride anion were made either by the use of tin telluride <90TL6291> or by use of phase transfer catalysis conditions <89SRI931>. [Pg.753]

BLE 8. Comparison of Average Heats of Atomization (Hs, in kcal/g-atom) and Transition Temperatures (T j, in K) for the Rhombohedral-to-Cubic (Bl) Transformation among Germanium and Tin Tellurides... [Pg.119]

Operating wavelength of the detector should be as close to the cutoff wavelength (Ico = hc/Eg) as possible. This requirement is easiest to meet in three-compound semiconductor materials with continually adjustable bandgap, e.g., mercury cadmium telluride (Hgi- cCd cTe) [8], mercury zinc telluride (Hgi- cZn cTe) [69-71], lead tin telluride Pbi Sn Te [72, 73], and indium arsenide antimonide (Ini - cAS cSb) [74] which for x = 0 reduces to indium antimonide, InSb. [Pg.39]

P.R. Emtage, Auger recombination and junction resistance in lead-tin telluride. J. Appl. Phys. 47(6), 2565-2568 (1976)... [Pg.237]

Bekker, A.A., Zhukov, Yu.M, Kaukis, A.A., Nesmeyanov, A.N. (1973). Tin telluride study using gamma-resonance spectroscopy method. Vestnik Moskaoskogo Unto., Ser. Khimiya, No. 4, (1973), pp. 434M36, ISSN 0579-9384. [Pg.138]

Sagar, A, Miller, R.C. (1962). Experimental investigation of band structure of tin telluride. [Pg.144]

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