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Suwa et al., 2013 - Google Patents

Chemical structure of interfacial transition layer formed on Si (100) and its dependence on oxidation temperature, annealing in forming gas, and difference in oxidizing …

Suwa et al., 2013

Document ID
8631376660567914318
Author
Suwa T
Teramoto A
Kumagai Y
Abe K
Li X
Nakao Y
Yamamoto M
Nohira H
Muro T
Kinoshita T
Sugawa S
Ohmi T
Hattori T
Publication year
Publication venue
Japanese Journal of Applied Physics

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The angle-resolved Si 2p photoelectron spectra arising from a interfacial transition layer formed on a Si (100) were measured with a probing depth of nearly 2 nm. The novel analytical procedure of these spectra was developed by considering that one SiO 2 …
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