Process for II-VI compound epitaxy

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ABSTRACT:
Hg.sub.1-x Cd.sub.x Te, Hg.sub.1-x Zn.sub.x Te and other related II-VI ternary semiconductor compounds are important strategic materials for photovoltaic infrared detector applications. Liquid phase epitaxy employing a tellurium-rich molten nonstoichiometric solution is an accepted technology for thin film epitaxial crystal growth.
This present invention describes a crystal growth process employing specially encapsulated graphite components which directly facilitate a high volume, high quality large area epitaxial layer production.

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