Zinc oxide semiconductor material

Compositions – Inorganic luminescent compositions – Tungsten containing

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C252S500000, C117S002000, C117S003000, C427S126300, C427S226000, C257S102000, C423S622000

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06936188

ABSTRACT:
A zinc oxide semiconductor material comprising at least zinc and oxygen as constituent elements, which can be deterred with respect to the deterioration of doping characteristic, luminous characteristic and the like, compared with a conventional c-axial oriented one by orienting the crystal orientation plane to a-axis of the wurtzite structure.

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