Process for the growth of III-V group compound semiconductor cry

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ABSTRACT:
In a process for the growth of III-V group compound semiconductor crystal on a Si substrate, chloride gas of an element selected from In and Ga of III group elements and hydride gas of an element selected from V group elements are alternately supplied into a growing chamber to grow III-V group compound semiconductor crystal on a Si substrate. As a result, the crystal is of a good selective growth property and of a good crystal property.

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