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CdS layers on glass substrates show different colors from deep to light yellow depending on the evaporation conditions. We found that the shorter the absorption edge wavelength, the higher the carrier density in the layer. The correlation shows typical features of the Burstein-Moss shift well known from narrow-gap III-V compound semiconductors.
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Jäger et al. (1981) studied this question.
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