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In this work, we developed a solution growth method that uses Li–Al–N solution to epitaxially grow AlN on a self-nucleated, columnar AlN seed crystal. The seed crystal was grown by physical vapor transport, and the solution was obtained by annealing a Li 3 N–Al mixture. The epitaxial AlN grew ∼5 µm in 10 h. Scanning electron microscopy analyses showed that the grown layer had many voids near the epilayer/seed interface, but no evidence of cracks. Using transmission electron microscopy analyses, we found that the growth direction of the AlN was [1100] and the layer had threading dislocation propagating along [1100] with a density of ∼4 × 10 8 cm -2 .
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