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Society of Photo-optical Instrumentation Engineers
1 online resource (xvii, 170 pages) : illustrations.
Zinc sulfide has shown unequaled utility for infrared windows that require a combination of long-wavelength infrared transparency, mechanical durability, and elevated-temperature performance. This book reviews the physical properties of chemical vapor deposited ZnS and their relationship to the CVD process that produced them. An in-depth look at the material microstructure is included, along with a discussion of the material's optical properties. Finally, because the CVD process itself is central to the development of this material, a brief history is presented.
Preface -- List of figures -- List of tables -- Acknowledgments -- 1. Physics and chemistry of ZnS -- 2. Technical issues in processing of CVD ZnS -- 3. Structure and microstructure -- 4. Optical transmission -- 5. The Development of chemical vapor deposited ZnS -- 6. Perspective and future work -- Appendix: Engineering data: A.1. Table of ZnS engineering properties; A.2. Elastic properties; A.3. Mechanical properties; A.4. Thermal properties; A.5. Optical properties.
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