Process for formation of heteroepitaxy

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ABSTRACT:
A process of the formation of heteroepitaxy including heating a silicon substrate in gas ambience including one of a hydride of a IIIB group element and an organic substance of a IIIB group element, having the IIIB group element remain on the surface of the silicon substrate, and growing a GaAs film on a surface of the silicon substrate after the heat processing. Particles remaining on an inner wall or the like of a film forming apparatus are prevented from reaching the surface, and a IIIB group element remains on the surface after preprocessing. Such a GaAs film formed on the surface includes less unevenness and crystal defects.

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