| That experiment looked at the effects of microgravity on a mixture of molten mercury and gallium. |
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| There is a huge effort in the world to work on cadmium salts and III-V semiconductors such as gallium arsenide. |
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| Rorrer's lab aims to incorporate elements such as silicon, germanium, titanium, and gallium into the diatoms' silica shells. |
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| One of the most studied of these materials, called ferromagnetic shape-memory alloys, contains nickel, manganese, and gallium. |
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| The fluoroanions of aluminum, gallium, and indium are novel weakly coordinating anions which are are highly fluorinated. |
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| Unlike the III-V compounds, such as gallium arsenide, generally used to make semiconductor lasers, silicon has an indirect bandgap. |
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| They blended and heated plutonium with gallium and cobalt and then slowly cooled the molten mixture. |
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| At one point, the station was touted as a potential manufacturing site for gallium arsenide for solar cells. |
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| Reported are the first heteroatomic deltahedral Zintl ions made of elements differing by more than one group, indium or gallium and bismuth. |
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| Very pure gallium requires a number of further processes ending with zone refining to make very pure gallium metal. |
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| Journalists seek to profile any engineer or scientist who claims to turn gallium into gold. |
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| Another type of new fluoroanion of aluminum, gallium, and indium have 1-3 perfluorinated fused ring groups and 2-0 perfluorophenyl groups. |
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| The plutonium pits of nuclear weapons employ an alloy with gallium to stabilize the allotropes of plutonium. |
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| I finally united the six samples of pure gallium mentioned before into one quite homogeneous piece. |
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| These have an indium arsenide core surrounded by gallium arsenide and an indium-gallium arsenide alloy. |
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| In fact, his table successfully predicted the existence of gallium and germanium, which were discovered later. |
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| A gallium scintigraphic scan showed markedly increased uptake of isotope in the lesion. |
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| The soft metal gallium has such a low melting point that it will liquefy on contact with your hand. |
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| Lecoq de Boisbaudran suggested the name gallium for the new element in honor of the ancient Latin name for France, Gallia. |
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| Using a silent electromagnetic pump, liquid gallium flows through the tubes of their Blizzard line of graphics cards. |
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| They decided to repossess the gallium to raise money to pay miners' salaries, they claimed. |
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| Very thin layers of other semiconductor materials such as gallium arsenide are deposited on the germanium substrates to build a solar cell. |
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| So, photonic crystals are now typically made of insulating or semiconducting materials, such as titanium oxide, silicon dioxide, silicon, or gallium arsenide. |
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| Most of the increase in number of centers in ray-finned fishes also occurs in the gallium, where three subdivisions can be recognized in bichirs and some 13 in teleosts. |
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| Killing of cariogenic bacteria by light from a gallium aluminium arsenide diode laser. |
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| The performance of the thermometry precision bridge has been checked and the quality of the gallium fusion-cells tested. |
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| The microprocessors in our computers are made from silicon, gallium and germanium. |
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| From 0°C to 30°C. This includes calibration at the triple point of water and at the melting point of gallium. |
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| America's manufacturers are already dependent on foreigners for practically all their gallium, germanium, indium and scandium. |
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| In the case of indium, gallium and tantalum it is their unique electrical properties that are of interest. |
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| In the early 1970s RCA did succeed in coaxing some light from gallium nitride-based diodes, but its blue LEDs were inefficient and dim. |
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| Gallium scan: A gallium scan is performed at diagnosis to detect inflammation. |
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| The study of certain substances, such as gallium, silicon, and germanium, revealed that they too had the ability to conduct electricity, but they had special properties. |
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| The group, led by professor Robert Blick, designed a single-electron transistor from gallium arsenide, a semiconductor material similar to silicon. |
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| Aluminium refining contributes gallium and vanadium. |
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| From each of these gold particles emerges a long branch of gallium phosphide. |
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| Thus, it seems generally accepted that zinc is more electronegative than magnesium and, similarly, that gallium is more electronegative than aluminum. |
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| They are able to capture more sunlight energy for conversion into electricity, in part due to their composition of different materials, including gallium arsenide, gallium indium phosphide and germanium. |
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| Certain semiconductors, including silicon, gallium arsenide, copper indium diselenide, and cadmium telluride, are uniquely suited to the photovoltaic conversion process. |
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| If successful, the new devices will offer substantial performance advantages over both silicon and gallium arsenide devices for future high-speed electronic applications. |
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| Using a specially stabilized atomic force microscope, they are writing the nanostructures directly into the thin conducting layer of gallium arsenide semiconductors. |
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| Clinical symptoms include cough, progressive dyspnea, accompanied by functional radiographic gallium scan, weight loss, weakness, and pathological data consistent with pulmonary toxicity. |
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| The new Walmart projects will use both copper indium gallium diselenide and cadmium talluride thin-film modules. |
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| When gallium is painted on glass, it forms a brilliant mirror. |
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| Solar photovoltaic devices are made of various semiconductor materials including silicon, cadmium sulfide, cadmium telluride, and gallium arsenide, and in single crystalline, multicrystalline, or amorphous forms. |
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| A typical case, the reaction of gallium tribromide with trimethylamine, is represented in the following equation: The central gallium atom is coordinated or bonded to three bromine atoms and one nitrogen atom. |
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| In thermometry a total of thirty-three platinum resistance thermometers were calibrated for five sections of the BIPM and the stability of triple point of water cells and gallium cells subsequently investigated. |
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| Vapor pressure of gallium, stability of gallium suboxide vapor, and equilibria of some reactions producing gallium suboxide vapor. |
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| Usually more complex alloy systems than the simple solders, fusible alloys may contain bismuth, cadmium, antimony, and occasionally indium and gallium. |
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| Also, the company is expected to open a factory in 2013 in Taiwan to turn out copper indium gallium selenide solar cells. |
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| Amorphous silicon, cadmium telluride, and copper indium gallium selenide are the commonly used solar cell films. |
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| Mating silicon to gallium arsenide, which currently shows up in special applications, which has been a technological goal for more than 30 years. |
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| Flisom coats with the four elements copper, indium, gallium and selenium. |
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| The new products offer designers sought-after performance and gallium arsenide ruggedness either in cost-effective packages or as die. |
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| In the June Nature Materials, the Yale team explains how it exploited gallium arsenide defects known as arsenic anti-sites. |
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| An alloy of aluminium and gallium in pellet form added to water can be used to generate hydrogen. |
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| Compound solar cells utilize photo-absorption layers made from compounds consisting of two or more elements, such as indium and gallium. |
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| Researchers have been developing gallium nitride semiconductors for nearly two decades. |
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| High-resolution computed tomography and gallium scans revealed bilateral temporoparietal osteitis. |
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| Traditional gallium trichloride is solid at room temperature and often forms clumps or sticks together during storage and use. |
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| When gallium arsenide dust enters the human system, Brown explains, the dements separate. |
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| The results of both are being used to help gallium nitride suppliers improve material quality for future generations of devices. |
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| When it gets dark, the batteries power light-emitting diodes that are also sewn onto the cloth. The solar cells themselves are made from a substance called copper indium gallium diselenide, Global Solar Energy's speciality. |
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| Wafers of gallium arsenide and other semiconductors that can transmit electrons at high speeds and efficiently emit or detect light are costly and fragile. |
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| Its gallium arsenide high-power amplifiers, gain block amplifiers and other high performance devices have been developed for past Lockheed Martin Corporation contracts. |
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| The granites are highly enriched in lithium, boron, caesium and uranium and moderately so in fluorine, gallium, germanium, rubidium, tin, tantalum, tungsten and thallium. |
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| Compound semiconductor nanowires, such as gallium arsenide, are especially desirable because of their better transport properties and versatile heterojunctions. |
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