Solid State Communications

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01 Jan 1976

Influence of hydrogen on PtSiO₂Si structures

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Abstract

It is shown that hydrogen in the ambient gives rise to a dipole layer at the PtSiO2 interface and to drifting charges in the oxide. These reversible effects were studied with internal photoemission, polarisation currents and quasistatic C(V)-measurements. © 1976.

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