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"February 1980."

Sequential purification and crystal growth for the production of low cost silicon substrates : annual report, September 15, 1979-September 14, 1980 /

"Work Performed Under Contract No. AC02-77CH00178."

Sequential purification and crystal growth for the production of low cost silicon substrates : quarterly technical progress report no. 3, April 1-June 30, 1980 /

"August 1980."

Research on crystal growth and characterization at the National Bureau of Standards July to December 1964 /

Includes bibliographical references (p. 89-92).

Venice : its individual growth from the earliest beginnings to the fall of the republic /

Part 2, v. 1-2, has imprint: Bergamo, Istitutio italiano d'arti grafiche.

Ancient ideals : a study of intellectual and spiritual growth from early times to the establishment of Christianity /

Mode of access: Internet.

The new capitalists; a proposal to free economic growth from the slavery of savings,

Mode of access: Internet.

Venice, its individual growth from the earliest beginnings to the fall of the republic,

Tr. of: La storia di Venezia, nella vita privata dalle origine alla caduta della repubblica

Crystal growth.

Includes bibliographies.

The building of the British Empire; the story of England's growth from Elizabeth to Victoria,

pt. 1. 1558-1636.--pt. 2 1689-1895.

The growth of silicon sheets for photovoltaic applications /

The status of silicon sheet development for photovoltaic applications is critically reviewed. Silicon sheet growth processes are classified according to their linear growth rates. The "fast" growth processes, which include edge-defined film-fed growth, silicon on ceramic, dendritic-web growth, and ribbon-to-ribbon growth, are comparatively ranked subject to criteria involving growth stability, sheet productivity, impurity effects, crystallinity, and solar cell results. The status of more rapid silicon ribbon growth techniques, such as horizontal ribbon growth and melt quenching, is also reviewed. The emphasis of the discussions is on examining the viability of these sheet materials as solar cell substrates for low-cost silicon photovoltaic systems.