dopant
- noun
- /ˈdoʊpənt/
- Specialized
- The neodymium dopant in the ultrahigh-quality phosphate glass provides the atomic lasing transitions.
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- And the dopant that's present in bone that Becker found is copper.
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The strong localization is associated with the presence of dopant ions.
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Photorefractive materials have "foreign" atoms (dopants) hosted in the crystal, with energy levels inside the lattice's "forbidden gap," which is the range of energies not available to electrons in the undoped crystal.
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So it's a super valent dopant, supervalent dopant.
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And the dopant that's present in bone that Becker found is copper.
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Variation of the Zr/Ti ratio and the addition of dopants permit great variation in the physical properties of these ceramics.
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The metal atoms that form the vertices of such structures can be catalysts or dopants that facilitate the capture and release cycle.
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Upon illumination, these dopants contribute free charges, which redistribute following the spatial dependence of the optical intensity.
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Furthermore, SiO2 is readily etched, enabling it to act as a mask for the diffusion or ion implantation of dopants into the silicon.
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The stress levels present in the PECVD films have been found to depend on the hydrocarbon dopants and can be reduced by additions of N2 in the plasma 88, 89.
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To improve its electrical conductivity, engineers added a small amount of dopant to the silicon material.
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Etymology
Dopant comes from the verb dope, which means 'to add a small amount to change something', and the ending -ant which means 'thing that does'. So a dopant is the small substance added to a material to change its electrical or physical properties.