Abstract
Iron atoms in vitreous arsenic selenide films form single electron donor centers, while the Fermi level shifts from the middle of the band gap to the bottom of the conduction band with an increase in the iron concentration due to the filling of single electron states of the acceptor type located below the Fermi level.
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