We have been evaporating Ti in our system for 3 years without any crucible
and any problems. I guess it depend upon what purity you are needing - we
are not worried as we just use as a seed layer

Mark Leonard


On Mon, 22 Dec 2003 17:24:56 -1200, "Lee, Duhyun"  wrote:

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> What kind of crucible can I use for e-beam evaporation of Ti?
> As far as I know, TiC is recommended, but I don't have it.
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> I have Al2O3, Mo, W, and graphite crucibles.
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> please advice me...
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