Abstract
The presence of parts per million (ppm) levels of impurities in the low-temperature arsenic charge used in molecular beam epitaxy (MBE) is shown to have a dramatic effect on the quality of GaAs grown. Source charge impurities play a vital role in determining the apparent variation in reported doping behaviour in MBE:GaAs.
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