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Low-temperature CVD of iron, cobalt, and nickel nitride thin films from bis [di (tert-butyl) amido] metal (II) precursors and ammonia

Cloud et al., 2014

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11036040490524875392
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Cloud A
Davis L
Girolami G
Abelson J
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Journal of Vacuum Science & Technology A

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Thin films of late transition metal nitrides (where the metal is iron, cobalt, or nickel) are grown by low-pressure metalorganic chemical vapor deposition from bis [di (tert-butyl) amido] metal (II) precursors and ammonia. These metal nitrides are known to have useful mechanical and …
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