Electrical conductivity studies on families of glasses of the GeSbSe system

Keywords

Antimony, Conductivity, Content (measure theory), Electrical resistivity and conductivity, Materials science

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• Elastic properties of As-Sb-Se glassesA. Giridhar, Sudha Mahadevan, Ajay Singh — 1984
• Density andTg of glasses of the As-Al-Te systemSudha Mahadevan, A. Giridhar — 1993
• Chemical ordering in GeGaSe glassesA. Giridhar, Sudha Mahadevan — 1990
• Topological transitions and chemical ordering in GeInSe glassesA. Giridhar, Sudha Mahadevan — 1991
• The structural properties of Gex Sb40?x Se60 systemA. M. Farid, S.S. Fouad, A. Ammar — 2005
• Studies on the As_Sb_Se glass systemA. Giridhar, Sudha Mahadevan — 1982
• Electrical, thermal and optical properties of Se75Ge7Sb18M. Fadel, H. T. El-Shair — 1992
• Photoacoustic investigations on the critical composition in Ge-As-Te glassesA. Srinivasan, K. N. Madhusoodanan, E. S. R. Gopal — 1992
• Small polaron hopping and high temperature D.C. conductivity of chalcogenide glassesRekhesh Mohan, K. J. Rao — 1983
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• The electrical conductivity of GexIn8Se92−x (14⩽x⩽25.5 at%) chalcogenide thin filmsH.A. Abd El Ghanny, M.M. Wakkad, A. Abo Sehli — 2006
• Crystallization Kinetics and Some Physical Properties of As‐Prepared and Annealed Ge–Sb–Se Chalcogenide GlassesM.M. Wakkad, E. Kh. Shokr, S. H. Mohamed — 2001
• The Tg versus Z dependence of glasses of the GeInSe systemA. Giridhar, Sudha Mahadevan — 1992
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• Thermal properties of ternary Ge–Sb–Se chalcogenide glass for use in molded lens applicationsJun Ho Lee, Woo Hyung Lee, Jong‐Kwan Park — 2016
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