A floating zone technique for the growth of carbide single crystals
Single crystals of carbides by floating zone technique
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Single crystals of carbides by floating zone technique
Microstructure and mechanical properties of carbides
Crystal lattice octahedral subcells role in Mo carbides electrical and bonding characteristics from heat capacity and superconducting transition temperature measurements
Hall coefficient and electrical resistivity of tantalum carbide as function of carbon content and temperature
Refractory elements effect on complex carbides formation in Ni base superalloys at intermediate temperatures
Low temperature heat capacities for molybdenum carbides studied for similarities of thermodynamic and superconducting properties
Low temperature heat capacities of superconducting niobium and tantalum carbides measured for carbon concentration and crystal structure effects
Transition metals improve the overall light output and the output in particular regions of the electroluminescent of a silicon carbide semiconductor device. These metals /impurities/ introduce levels that can be pumped electrically and affect the efficiency of the recombination process involved in emission of radiation.
Controlling mechanical properties of hot pressed metal carbide-graphite composite materials
Figures of merit for experimental silicon carbide backward diode operable to 1000 degrees K
Optimal growths of silicon carbide polytype crystals by methyltrichlorosilane reduction
Dynamic strain aging in carbide strengthened molybdenum alloys
Development of silicon carbide hot electron emitter
Floating zone technique for vanadium carbide single crystal growth
Cubic /beta/ silicon carbide films deposition by volatilization in presence of acetylene
Contact preparation at low temperatures is possible with the use of a copper-titanium eutectic alloy. Contacts formed with this alloy are ohmic on p-type silicon carbide and rectifying on n-type.
Low temperature specific heat measurements on vanadium carbide crystals
Producing high purity silicon carbide on carbon base by hydrogen reduction of silicon tetrachloride