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GeSbTe (germanium-antimony-tellurium or GST) is a phase-change
material from the
group of
chalcogenide gl****es used in
rewritable optical discs and phase-change...
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material can
exist in the
amorphous spots.
Another similar material is
GeSbTe,
offering a
lower linear density, but with
higher overwrite cycles by 1-2...
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Cranberry gl****
Crown gl****
Flint gl****
Fluorosilicate gl****
Fused quartz GeSbTe Gold ruby gl**** Lead gl**** Milk gl****
Phosphosilicate gl**** Photochromic...
- Generation-skipping
transfer tax, in the
United States Generalized suffix tree
GeSbTe, a phase-change
material GST
Computer Systems, a
group of
British software...
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Cranberry gl****
Crown gl****
Flint gl****
Fluorosilicate gl****
Fused quartz GeSbTe Gold ruby gl**** Lead gl**** Milk gl****
Phosphosilicate gl**** Photochromic...
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United States, but this is less than 10% of
worldwide consumption.
GeSbTe is a
phase change material used for its
optic properties, such as that used...
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weight of
constituent elements; i.e., S > Se >
Te.
Chalcogenide compounds such as AgIn
SbTe and
GeSbTe are used in
rewritable optical disks and phase-change...
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chalcogenide alloy of
germanium (
Ge),
antimony (
Sb) and
tellurium (
Te)
called GeSbTe (GST). The stoichiometry, or
Ge:
Sb:
Te element ratio, is 2:2:5 in GST...
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replacement for lead in many of
these applications.
Varying compositions of
GeSbTe ("GST alloys") and Ag- and In-
doped Sb2Te ("AIST alloys"),
being examples...
- used.
Similar to CD-RW and DVD-RW, a
phase transition alloy (often
GeSbTe or InAg
TeSb;
copper silicate (CuSi) or
other alloys can also be used, like Verbatim's...
