#solid-state physics

• Allocure — A structural phenomenon or a process of thermal or chemical treatment through which the crystalline phase or internal structure of a material is modified in a way that differs from its standard thermodynamic evolution. In advanced metallurgy or solid-state physics, the term indicates a controlled deviation in the solidification or crystallization process, generating alternative mechanical properties.
• Arsenide — A binary chemical compound formed by the direct combination of arsenic with a more electropositive element, usually a metal or a metalloid. In modern technology and solid-state physics, these crystalline structures are fundamental, possessing exceptional semiconductor properties widely used in manufacturing laser diodes, high-efficiency photovoltaic cells, and high-speed integrated circuits.