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A versatile low-cost Czochralski crystal growth system for nonlinear optical organic materials

A versatile low-cost Czochralski system for pulling crystals from melt has been described. It is designed for low melting, transparent, and nonlinear optical materials. One of the most important novel feature of this crystal growth system is that the entire growth process including the solid-liquid...

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Published in:Review of scientific instruments 1992-11, Vol.63 (11), p.5481-5482
Main Authors: Aggarwal, M. D., Wang, W. S., Shields, Angela W., Penn, Benjamin G., Frazier, Donald O.
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Physics
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