Method for producing compound semiconductor single crystal subst

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ABSTRACT:
A method for producing compound semiconductor single crystal substrates which comprises the following steps, wafers of a compound semiconductor single crystal grown by the LEC method are installed in an evacuated and sealed quartz ampoule and subjected to a first annealing step at the predetermined temperature for the predetermined period, then the wafers are gradually cooled down to room temperature at the predetermined cooling speed, the cooled wafers are then subjected to etching, the etched wafers are subjected to a second annealing step at the predetermined temperature for the predetermined period in a non-oxidizing atmosphere, and finally, the wafers are gradually cooled down to room temperature.

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