Atomic layer epitaxy
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Atomic layer epitaxy
Blackie , Published in the USA by Chapman and Hall, 1990
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Atomic layer epitaxy is a method for the production of high quality, thin, solid films of specific crystal structures or orientations. It allows very fine control of film thicknesses to one atomic layer, and has attracted attention in areas such as thin film ceramics, gas sensors, radiation detectors, optical/infrared filters, anti-corrosion surface treatments, surface hardening and fibre optical materials. This book should be of interest to materials technologists, applied physicists and chemists working in the device engineering, electronics and opto-electronics industries and in academic research.
Table of Contents
Chemical aspects of the ALE process. Theoretical aspects of ALE growth mechanisms. Comparison of ALE with other techniques. ALE of III-V compounds. ALE of II-VI compounds.
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