Multinary alloys based on III-V semiconductors

295 Pages·2019·10.544 MB·English

by  Tomashyk, Vasyl

Multinary Alloys Based on III‑V
Semiconductors

Multinary Alloys Based on III‑V
Semiconductors
Vasyl Tomashyk
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Contents
List of Symbols and Acronyms, xxvii
Preface, xxix
Author, xxxi
Chapter 1 Systems Based on BN 1
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1.1 B ORON–HYDROGEN–LITHIUM–CARBON–NITROGEN 1
1.2 BORON–HYDROGEN–SODIUM–CARBON–NITROGEN 1
1.3 BORON–HYDROGEN–SODIUM–PHOSPHORUS–OXYGEN–
MANGANESE–NITROGEN 2
1.4 BORON–HYDROGEN–POTASSIUM–NEPTUNIUM–OXYGEN–NITROGEN 2
1.5 BORON–HYDROGEN–POTASSIUM–CARBON–NITROGEN 3
1.6 BORON–HYDROGEN–SILVER–CARBON–NITROGEN 3
1.7 BORON–HYDROGEN–BERYLLIUM–PHOSPHORUS–OXYGEN–
NITROGEN 4
1.8 BORON–HYDROGEN–MAGNESIUM–PHOSPHORUS–OXYGEN–
NITROGEN 4
1.9 BORON–HYDROGEN–ZINC–PHOSPHORUS–OXYGEN–NITROGEN 5
1.10 BORON–HYDROGEN–ZINC–PHOSPHORUS–OXYGEN–COBALT–
NITROGEN 5
1.11 BORON–HYDROGEN–CADMIUM–PHOSPHORUS–OXYGEN–
NITROGEN 6
1.12 BORON–HYDROGEN–ALUMINUM–PHOSPHORUS–OXYGEN–
NITROGEN 6
1.13 BORON–HYDROGEN–GALLIUM–PHOSPHORUS–OXYGEN–
NITROGEN 7
1.14 BORON–HYDROGEN–INDIUM–PHOSPHORUS–OXYGEN–NITROGEN 7
1.15 BORON–HYDROGEN–CARBON–OXYGEN–NITROGEN 7
1.16 BORON–HYDROGEN–CARBON–SULFUR–NITROGEN 7
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viii ◾ Contents
1.17 BORON–HYDROGEN–TITANIUM–PHOSPHORUS–OXYGEN–
NITROGEN 8
1.18 BORON–HYDROGEN–PHOSPHORUS–VANADIUM–OXYGEN–
NITROGEN 8
1.19 BORON–HYDROGEN–PHOSPHORUS–VANADIUM–OXYGEN–
IRON–NITROGEN 9
1.20 BORON–HYDROGEN–PHOSPHORUS–OXYGEN–NITROGEN 9
1.21 BORON–HYDROGEN–PHOSPHORUS–OXYGEN–FLUORINE–
NITROGEN 10
1.22 BORON–HYDROGEN–PHOSPHORUS–OXYGEN–MANGANESE–
NITROGEN 10
1.23 BORON–HYDROGEN–PHOSPHORUS–OXYGEN–IRON–NITROGEN 11
1.24 B ORON–HYDROGEN–PHOSPHORUS–OXYGEN–COBALT–NITROGEN 12
1.25 BORON–HYDROGEN–SULFUR–OXYGEN–NITROGEN 13
1.26 BORON–HYDROGEN–CHLORINE–OXYGEN–NITROGEN 13
1.27 BORON–LITHIUM–CARBON–FLUORINE–NITROGEN 13
1.28 BORON–SODIUM–CARBON–FLUORINE–NITROGEN 13
1.29 BORON–POTASSIUM–CARBON–FLUORINE–NITROGEN 14
1.30 BORON–COPPER–LANTHANUM–NICKEL–NITROGEN 17
1.31 BORON–CALCIUM–CARBON–FLUORINE–NITROGEN 17
1.32 BORON–CALCIUM–CARBON–CHLORINE–NITROGEN 18
1.33 BORON–CALCIUM–CARBON–BROMINE–NITROGEN 18
1.34 B ORON–STRONTIUM–ALUMINUM–EUROPIUM–SILICON–NITROGEN 18
1.35 BORON–STRONTIUM–CARBON–BROMINE–NITROGEN 19
1.36 BORON–BARIUM–ALUMINUM–SILICON–NITROGEN 19
1.37 BORON–BARIUM–PRASEODYMIUM–SILICON–OXYGEN–NITROGEN 19
1.38 BORON–BARIUM–NEODYMIUM–SILICON–OXYGEN–NITROGEN 20
1.39 BORON–BARIUM–SAMARIUM–SILICON–OXYGEN–NITROGEN 20
1.40 BORON–ALUMINUM–CARBON–SILICON–TITANIUM–NITROGEN 20
1.41 BORON–LANTHANUM–CERIUM–NICKEL–NITROGEN 20
1.42 BORON–LANTHANUM–PRASEODYMIUM–NICKEL–NITROGEN 21
1.43 BORON–LANTHANUM–NEODYMIUM–NICKEL–NITROGEN 21
1.44 BORON–LANTHANUM–COBALT–NICKEL–NITROGEN 21
1.45 BORON–PHOSPHORUS–CHLORINE–BROMINE–NITROGEN 21
1.46 BORON–ARSENIC–OXYGEN–SULFUR–FLUORINE–NITROGEN 22
1.47 BORON–OXYGEN–SULFUR–FLUORINE–NITROGEN 22
Contents ◾ ix
Chapter 2 Systems Based on BP 23
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2.1 BORON–HYDROGEN–LITHIUM–COPPER–OXYGEN–PHOSPHORUS 23
2.2 BORON–HYDROGEN–LITHIUM–MAGNESIUM–OXYGEN–
PHOSPHORUS 23
2.3 BORON–HYDROGEN–LITHIUM–ZINC–OXYGEN–PHOSPHORUS 24
2.4 BORON–HYDROGEN–LITHIUM–CADMIUM–OXYGEN–
PHOSPHORUS 24
2.5 BORON–HYDROGEN–LITHIUM–TITANIUM–OXYGEN–PHOSPHORUS 24
2.6 BORON–HYDROGEN–LITHIUM–VANADIUM–OXYGEN–
PHOSPHORUS 25
2.7 BORON–HYDROGEN–LITHIUM–OXYGEN–PHOSPHORUS 25
2.8 BORON–HYDROGEN–LITHIUM–OXYGEN–MANGANESE–
PHOSPHORUS 25
2.9 BORON–HYDROGEN–LITHIUM–OXYGEN–COBALT–PHOSPHORUS 25
2.10 BORON–HYDROGEN–LITHIUM–OXYGEN–NICKEL–PHOSPHORUS 25
2.11 BORON–HYDROGEN–SODIUM–POTASSIUM–OXYGEN–
CHROMIUM–PHOSPHORUS 26
2.12 BORON–HYDROGEN–SODIUM–COPPER–OXYGEN–PHOSPHORUS 26
2.13 BORON–HYDROGEN–SODIUM–SILVER–OXYGEN–PHOSPHORUS 26
2.14 BORON–HYDROGEN–SODIUM–BERYLLIUM–OXYGEN–
PHOSPHORUS 27
2.15 BORON–HYDROGEN–SODIUM–MAGNESIUM–OXYGEN–
PHOSPHORUS 27
2.16 BORON–HYDROGEN–SODIUM–ZINC–OXYGEN–PHOSPHORUS 27
2.17 BORON–HYDROGEN–SODIUM–CADMIUM–OXYGEN–
PHOSPHORUS 28
2.18 BORON–HYDROGEN–SODIUM–ALUMINUM–OXYGEN–
PHOSPHORUS 28
2.19 BORON–HYDROGEN–SODIUM–GALLIUM–OXYGEN–PHOSPHORUS 29
2.20 BORON–HYDROGEN–SODIUM–INDIUM–OXYGEN–PHOSPHORUS 29
2.21 BORON–HYDROGEN–SODIUM–SCANDIUM–OXYGEN–
PHOSPHORUS 29
2.22 BORON–HYDROGEN–SODIUM–LEAD–OXYGEN–PHOSPHORUS 30
2.23 B ORON–HYDROGEN–SODIUM–TITANIUM–OXYGEN–PHOSPHORUS 30
2.24 BORON–HYDROGEN–SODIUM–VANADIUM–OXYGEN–
PHOSPHORUS 30
2.25 BORON–HYDROGEN–SODIUM–OXYGEN–PHOSPHORUS 31