Process for preparation of chalcogenide alloys by solution coreduction of a mixture of oxides
AssigneeXerox Corporation
InventorsSantokh S. Badesha, Thomas W. Smith
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Abstract
Disclosed is a process for the preparation of chalcogenide alloys in high purity which comprises providing a solution mixture of oxides of the desired chalcogens, and subsequently subjecting this mixture to a simultaneous coreduction reaction.
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A process for the preparation of chalcogenide alloys in high purity which comprises providing a solution mixture of oxides of the desired chalcogens, and subsequently subjecting this mixture to a simultaneous coreduction reaction.
A process for the preparation of a chalcogenide alloy in high purity which comprises providing a solution mixture of selenium oxides and tellurium oxides and subsequently subjecting this mixture to a simultaneous coreduction reaction with hydrazine or sulphur dioxide, thereby resulting in the product Se.sub.89.6 Te.sub.10.4.
A process for the preparation of a chalcogenide alloy in high purity which comprises providing a solution mixture of selenium oxides and tellurium oxides and subsequently subjecting this mixture to a simultaneous coreduction reaction with hydrazine or sulphur dioxide, thereby resulting in the product Se.sub.87.1 Te.sub.12.9.
A process for the preparation of a chalcogenide alloy in high purity which comprises providing a solution mixture of selenium oxides and tellurium oxides and subsequently subjecting this mixture to a simultaneous coreduction reaction with hydrazine or sulphur dioxide, thereby resulting in the product Se.sub.83.6 Te.sub.16.4.
A process for the preparation of a chalcogenide alloy in high purity which comprises providing a solution mixture of selenium oxides and tellurium oxides and subsequently subjecting this mixture to a simultaneous coreduction reaction with hydrazine or sulphur dioxide, thereby resulting in the product Se.sub.74.1 Te.sub.25.9.
A process for the preparation of a chalcogenide alloy in high purity which comprises providing a solution mixture of selenium oxides and tellurium oxides and subsequently subjecting this mixture to a simultaneous coreduction reaction with hydrazine or sulphur dioxide, thereby resulting in the product Se.sub.49.6 Te.sub.49.4.
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