Amorphous Silicon Carbide Chemical Vapor Deposition on Metal Surface Using Monomethylsilane Gas at Low Temperatures
Amorphous Silicon Carbide Chemical Vapor Deposition on Metal Surface Using Monomethylsilane Gas at Low Temperatures
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低温下使用甲基硅烷气体在金属表面化学气相沉积非晶碳化硅
DOI:
10.1016/j.surfcoat.2012.11.078
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发表时间:
2013
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Hitoshi Habuka and Masaki Tsuji
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作者:
A.N.Itakura;Shoji Takagi;Shinji Suzuki;Tetsuji Gotoh;Yoshiharu Murase;Masahiro Tosa;Hitoshi Habuka and Masaki Tsuji
The low temperature chemical vapor deposition process of depositing silicon carbide on a metal surface, such as aluminum and stainless steel, was developed using monomethylsilane gas. In order to prepare the reactive substrate surface, two alternative methods were separately used. The first was the formation of a silicon interlayer containing silicon dimers. The other method was the argon plasma etching for producing dangling bonds. After the reactive surface preparation, the silicon carbide thin film was formed at room temperature using monomethylsilane gas. Because the silicon–carbon bond remained after the deposition, the silicon carbide coating technology is expected to be applicable for various metals.