selenide

Zinc selenide lenses for laser cutters work very well in the spectral range covered by consumer IR cameras.

Cheaper zinc selenide can be used with good effect but has health hazards under some conditions.

They took a thread of iron selenide and stuck it to a strip of titanium, then physically stretched the titanium.

The materials are awful -- Zinc Selenide is one of the most common, despite being expensive and toxic so it's difficult to machine.

Using this technique for indium selenide is a standard procedure, not something surprising.

According to TFA, they have succeed to produce 2-inch wafers of indium selenide with a small enough density of defects, which nobody did previously.

Once n-type and p-type tin selenide devices are paired, researchers should have a clear path to making a new generation of ultra-efficient thermoelectric generators.

Iron selenide in those phases does not superconduct at room temperature.

I'd expect that to be the main reason nobody bothers with zinc selenide anymore.

But there are a few odd materials, like iron selenide, that don’t seem to show any kind of magnetic alignment despite being able to become superconducting.

Armies of researchers were studying compounds like zinc selenide.

Last time I needed browser automation for integration tests i just used selenide (jQuery inspired wrapper for selenium) and called it a day.

This induced that “infinitesimal stretching” in the iron selenide sample.

> The polycrystalline tin selenide the team makes is spiked with sodium atoms, creating what is known as a “p-type” material that conducts positive charges.