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Over the past few years nitrogen has been found to be by far the best dopant to use in the production of p‐type ZnSe, although it can be highly compensated. This review presents evidence for compensation within ZnSe:N due to the presence of selenium vacancy and dopant–vacancy clusters, followed by a comparison of the models which attempt to calculate the degree of compensation and then discuss evidence for the generation and motion of point defects within ZnSe:N at room temperature.
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K. A. Prior (1995) studied this question.
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