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18 March 2008
American Elements expands telluride/selenide production capacity
American Elements of Los Angeles, CA, USA says that it has expanded its production capacity for certain high-purity semiconductor materials. These include zinc telluride, bismuth telluride, lead telluride, cadmium telluride, germanium telluride and several other telluride and selenide products for next-generation optics, electronic and photovoltaic applications.
Marketed under the tradename AE Semi-Conductor Materials, the new bulk manufacturing unit is designed to produce these materials in several forms, including powder and in lump or chunk forms for use in thin-film deposition applications.
Search: Zinc telluride Cadmium telluride Selenide Photovoltaic
Visit: www.americanelements.com
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