Japanese Journal of Applied Physics 35(11A), l1395 (1996).
Hexagonal single crystalline InN films are grown on a h-GaN epitaxial layer in a GaAs(100) substrate by chloride-transport VPE. It is found that lower temperatures for the upstream region of the reactor, where indium chloride is generated, are crucial for InN growth. In addition, the use of inert gas such as nitrogen, is necessary for growth. Based on these results, the necessity of InCl3 as a sournce material is emphasized for InN growth. The grown film reveals a hexagonal structure whose c-axis orients to the GaAs (111)B direction.
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