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A New Bridge Photo‐Cell Employing a Photo‐Conductive Effect in Silicon. Some Properties of High Purity Silicon

Teal et al., 1946

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5466279689076737538
Author
Teal G
Fisher J
Treptow A
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Journal of Applied Physics

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A pure photo‐conductive effect was found in pyrolytically deposited and vaporized silicon films. An apparatus is described for making bridge type photo‐cells by reaction of silicon tetrachloride and hydrogen gases at ceramic or quartz surfaces at high temperatures. The …
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