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Author - your chart shows "Silicon" and "Thin Silicon". Is there any crossing of these lines between Crystaline and Amorphous? For instance is there any "Thin-Silicon Crystal", or any "Silicon Amorphous?
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Does the industry reserve "Silicon" for all cut crystal wafers, whether mono, multi, or poly; and "Thin-Silicon" is strickly amorphous?? Or is there some mixing of terms here?? What are the standard terminologies; official, if possible.