Method of growing crystals

Single-crystal – oriented-crystal – and epitaxy growth processes; – Processes of growth from liquid or supercritical state – Having pulling during growth

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111 30, 111 32, 111 33, 111932, C30B 1512

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ABSTRACT:
A process of growing crystals in which the uniformity of the oxygen concentration is desirable. In the process, the upper part of the material in the crucible is heated to form a molten layer, and a solid layer is formed at its lower part, then a seed crystal is made to contact the surface of the molten layer, and pulled up to grow a crystal, while characteristically a magnetic field is applied to the molten layer. This method produces single crystals with a uniform distribution of oxygen concentration. Furthermore, this method produces single crystals at low cost and with a high productivity.

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