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Surface Science
The effect of bonded hydrogen in the atomic microstructure of nitrogen-rich SiNx films is investigated using EXAFS. It is shown that when the hydrogen concentration is of the order of 30 at%, the measured NSi bond length is shorter than that in the reference nitride by 2-3% and the coordination number in the 1st neighbor shell is significantly lower than the expected value of 3. Furthermore, evidence is provided on the coexistence of an a-Si phase, the concentration of which depends on the deposition conditions. © 1995.
B.A. Hutchins, T.N. Rhodin, et al.
Surface Science
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arXiv
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