Interaction of hydrogen atoms with Si(111) surfaces: Adsorption, abstraction, and etching
Interaction of hydrogen atoms with Si(111) surfaces: Adsorption, abstraction, and etching
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氢原子与 Si(111) 表面的相互作用:吸附、提取和蚀刻
DOI:
10.1063/1.1351158
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发表时间:
2001
影响因子:
4.4
通讯作者:
J. Küppers
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作者:
A. Dinger;C. Lutterloh;J. Küppers
The interaction of H atoms with Si(111) surfaces with respect to adsorption, abstraction, and etching was investigated using thermal desorption and product detection techniques. The study covers a wide range of coverages and the temperature range 100–1000 K. After H admission to Si(111) at 100 K in H2 desorption spectra decomposition of trihydride (t), dihydride (d), and monohydride (m) was observed around 455, 700, and 820 K, respectively. Adsorption of H at 380 K leads to desorption from d and m, and after admission of H at 680 K desorption from m was observed. The kinetics of m, d, and t desorption is according to first-order kinetics, only the m peak exhibits at small coverages second-order phenomenology. H exposure above 400 K leads to desorption of subsurface α-hydrogen at 920 K in thermal desorption spectra. Nonstationary etching via silane formation was monitored around 630 K. The nonstationary silane etch peak occurs through a quasi-first-order process in the admission temperature range 100–500 K...