Timothy D. Andrews, C. S. G. Phillips
Abstract
The application of electrical discharges to a mixture of monogermane with monosilane (and disilane) is an efficient method for making both high molecular-weight and branched-chain silicon–germanium hydrides. Ten new silicon–germanium hydrides have been provisionally identified.
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The application of electrical discharges to a mixture of monogermane with monosilane (and disilane) is an efficient method for making both high molecular-weight and branched-chain silicon–germanium hydrides. Ten new silicon–germanium hydrides have been provisionally identified.
Key concepts: Disilane, Germanium, Silicon, Silicon-germanium, Germanium compounds, Chemistry, Materials science, Optoelectronics