Clean and Ni-adsorbed Si(110) surfaces
Clean and Ni-adsorbed Si(110) surfaces
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清洁且吸附 Ni 的 Si(110) 表面
DOI:
10.1016/0169-4332(93)90720-v
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发表时间:
1993
影响因子:
6.7
通讯作者:
G. Shimaoka
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作者:
G. Shimaoka
The structure and composition of clean and Ni-adsorbed Si(110) surfaces were studied by RMEED, LEED and XPS, and the results were discussed in comparison with those recently reported by other investigators. The clean and well-oriented surface consists of an oblique “16 X 2” superstructure with dimensions: 16 times long along the <17,17,2> axis and 2 times long along the <112> axis, with double domains parallel to the <112> axis of the matrix unit cell, and with highly ordered atomic arrangement along the <112> and <110> directions. Ni-adsorbed Si(110) surfaces showed the 2 × 1 and the 4 × 5 superstructures with reversible phase transition depending on the temperature and the time of annealing. Depth profile analysis by angle-resolved XPS showed that Ni atoms contributing to these structures were mostly located at a depth of about 20 Å below the surface level, indicating that the reconstruction is closely related to the Ni content in the surface region after the heat treatment.