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- W2017736299 abstract "The thermal, structural electrical properties of bulk glasses based on GeTe compositions near the binary eutectic, Ge15Te85, are studied. Information regarding the non-crystalline state and the transformation from the non-crystalline to the crystalline state is reported. The particular alloys studied represent binary (Ge17Te83), ternary (Ge15Te80As5) and quaternary (Ge15Te81Sb2S2) compositions. Structural information is obtained using X-ray diffraction techniques and density measurements. Thermal data are reported from differential scanning calorimetry (DSC), thermogravimetry (TGA) and mass spectrometry results. The electrical conductivity is measured as a function of temperature and, on the ‘as-prepared’ glasses, shows semi-conducting behavior with activation energies, E, of 0.43–0.48 eV. DSC, TGA and X-ray powder diffraction patterns indicate the samples crystallize as Te and GeTe in a two-step process, and melt at the binary eutectic temperature. The binary vaporizes as Te and GeTe in a two-step process. GeTeAs and GeTeSbS vaporize by essentially the same mechanism, with As evaporating (<300°C) before the Te, and Sb and S evaporating (420–480°C) after the Te but before GeTe. The results show that the properties of the bulk ‘as-prepared’ glasses are strikingly similar. Thermally-induced changes in the structural and electrical properties of bulk samples have been examined following a series of anneals (5 h, vacuum) at temperatures from 111°C to 190°C (glass transition temperature ⋍125−133°C; crystallization temperature ⋍206−228°C as determined by DSC). DSC, TGA and mass spectrometry results have been correlated to electrical and structural changes. Results show that crystalline Te nucleates at the surface and forms a conductive surface layer. The conductivity of this surface layer is nearly temperature independent with E ≈ 10−2 eV for all three alloys. Crystallization and the associated electrically conductive regions extend into the bulk material with further annealing. In these disordered alloys the additives As and Sb + S apparently do not act as electrical dopants in the sense of affecting the conductivity activation energy. The additives Sb + S however do retard crystallization of GeTe. The secondary crystallization product, GeTe, apparently changes the conduction mechanism to either a metallic or degenerate semiconductor type behavior." @default.
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