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A series of CdTe-Te alloy films was prepared by molecular beam deposition in an ultrahigh vacuum. This allowed precise and systematic variation of the Cd/Te vapor flux ratio during growth which produced films whose resistivity varied by more than eleven orders of magnitude. The electrical, structural, chemical, optical, and surface properties of these CdTe-Te alloy films are discussed.
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