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The electrical properties of Cu2Te

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The conductivity, Hall effect, and thermo-emf are reported for thin films and polycrystalline bulk specimens of Cu2Te, which is found to be an impurity semiconductor whose forbidden band has a width of 0.9–1.0 eV. The compound dissociates on vacuum evaporation, so it is very difficult to produce thin films.

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    G. P. Sorokin

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I am indebted to Professor D. N. Naskedov for his interest and for valuable comments.

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Sorokin, G.P. The electrical properties of Cu2Te. Soviet Physics Journal 8, 92–94 (1965). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00818296

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