Small-particle semiconductors in rigid matrices

Details Small-particle semiconductors in rigid matrices Small-particle semiconductors in rigid matrices

1989-02-24

1992-05-05

Barr, Josephine

Compositions

Electrically conductive or emissive compositions

Metal compound containing

252520, 252521, H01B 106

Patent

active

051105055

ABSTRACT:
Nonlinear optical materials comprising porous glass, the pores of which contain a semiconductor material and a polymer.

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