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Nitrogen under high pressure due to its elevated thermodynamic potential can be used for the synthesis of semiconducting compounds. High temperature growth of III-group metal nitrides from metallic solution is discussed and illustrated by the results of crystal growth of GaN. The growth of III-V crystals from the melts under high N 2 pressure leads to high concentration of substitutional nitrogen. The results of crystal growth experiments are used in the analysis of mixing properties in III-V-N pseudobinary systems.
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Grzegory et al. (1991) studied this question.
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