Vapor Deposition of Organic Nonlinear Optics Materials
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Thin films of organic nonlinear optical materials are deposited                 by vapor deposition from sublimation sources in vacuum.  Chemical               bonding and polymerization of these materials is studied during                 deposition to try to improve the physical properties of these                   materials relative to those of the molecular crystals.                          Excitation of the growing film by chemical adsorption and ion or                photon excitation is used.  The nonlinear organic materials that                are studied are urea, POM and MAP.  Amino acids are additionally                studied.
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