Abstract
Distribution coefficients have been calculated from Hall effect measurements on heavily doped silicon crystals grown by a solvent evaporation technique from melts containing between 2 and 8 atom per cent antimony. Nearly a twofold decrease in the distribution coefficient (from 0.02 to 0.01) was observed in this concentration range. It appears that any "facet effect," if present, was small and that near‐equilibrium solid solubilities were obtained.