We have investigated structural and electrical properties of Al(As,Sb)
dual-anion compounds grown by molecular beam epitaxy at low substrate
temperature. We find single-crystal growth down to substrate temperat
ures as low as 275 degrees C. Additional donor-type defects form when
Al(As,Sb) is grown at 450 degrees C or less, with the defect density i
ncreasing with decreasing substrate temperature. We find no evidence f
or the formation of precipitates upon annealing low-temperature-grown
(LTG) Al(As,Sb) in contrast to LTG arsenides. (C) 1997 American Instit
ute of Physics. [S0003-6951(97)01950-5].