SEMICONDUCTING BEHAVIOR AND PRESSURE-DEPENDENCE OF ELECTRICAL-RESISTIVITY IN TIN MONOSELENIDE SINGLE-CRYSTALS GROWN BY A MODIFIED DIRECT VAPOR TRANSPORT TECHNIQUE
A. Agarwal et al., SEMICONDUCTING BEHAVIOR AND PRESSURE-DEPENDENCE OF ELECTRICAL-RESISTIVITY IN TIN MONOSELENIDE SINGLE-CRYSTALS GROWN BY A MODIFIED DIRECT VAPOR TRANSPORT TECHNIQUE, Journal of materials science. Materials in electronics, 5(5), 1994, pp. 287-290
Tin monoselenide single crystals were grown successfully by a modified
direct vapour transport technique. The crystals were found to be semi
conducting in nature. The influence of pressure on the electrical resi
stivity of the crystals grown was studied and the results explained on
the basis of a transition from a predominantly two-dimensional materi
al to a more three-dimensional one.