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Its specific gravity and strength are one-fifth and five times as large as steel materials, respectively.
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Crystal Structure and Photoelectric Property of Thin-film Solar Cell Materials Cd1-xZnxS Fucheng Wan1,a, Wenjiang Lu2,b, Fuling Tang1,2,c *, Yudong Feng3,d, Zhimin Wang3,e and Yi Wang3,f  1Lanzhou University, National Key Laboratory of Nonferrous Metal Materials, Department in Lanzhou, Lanzhou, China 730050 2 Lanzhou University, School of Materials Science and Engineering key Laboratory and Processing of Non-ferrous Metals Alloys, Lanzhou, China 730050 3 Lanzhou institute of physics, Science and Technology on Surface Engineering Laboratory, Lanzhou, China 730000  a hnxywfc@163.com, bluwj1120@163.com, ctfl03@mails.tsinghua.edu.cn dfengyd2008@gmail.com, ewzm751219@sina.com, fwangrui_781@sina.com Keywords: First principles, Doping, Crystal structure, Optical properties, Electrical properties Abstract.
Great concern has been given to CdS, a member of Ⅱ-Ⅵ semiconductor materials, for its excellent optical properties.
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In addition to plantations, there are also mining materials such as zeolite, bentonite, gold, sulfur, and others.
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Fig. 1 EDM process Materials used Work piece material The work piece material used for the experiment is AISI D3 steel of size 50 mm×40 mm×10 mm.
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