A Experimental Semiconductor Bandgap Databases

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What are the best databases of experimental semiconductor bandgaps?
I'm looking for experimental bandgap information to compare it to DFT calculations from Materials Project and OQMD. Could anyone recommend some?
 
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NikolaiSimonov said:
Summary: What are the best databases of experimental semiconductor bandgaps?

I'm looking for experimental bandgap information to compare it to DFT calculations from Materials Project and OQMD. Could anyone recommend some?
For experimental bandgap information, you probably can rely on the CRC Handbook of Chemistry and Physics.
 
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