Apparatus for pulling monocrystalline ribbon-like bodies out of

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156608, 156DIG88, 156DIG83, B01J 1718

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ABSTRACT:
An apparatus for pulling a monocrystalline ribbon-like body from a molten crystalline film via the EFG-process wherein a shaping or profile component having a capillary tube extending therethrough is positioned in contact with a crystalline melt so that a molten crystalline film forms on top of such component and a desired crystalline body is pulled therefrom. Surfaces of the profiling component in contact with the crystalline melt are composed of a material chemically inert with the crystalline melt, such as BeO or sapphire.

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