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The electronic and structural properties of LiB 3 O 5 (LBO) surfaces have been studied by X-ray photoemission spectroscopy (XPS) and reflectance high-energy electron diffraction (RHEED). The as-grown (110) crystal face and mechanically polished (001) surfaces have been investigated comparatively. Electronic structure of LBO has been determined on as-grown (110) crystal face previously cleaned by chemical etching with RHEED control. The correlation of valence band structure and measured binding energies with earlier reported results has been discussed. Core-level spectroscopy reveals strong enriching of mechanically polished LBO surface with carbon, when nanodiamond powder is used as an abrasive. So high carbon level as C:B=0.7 has been observed at the surface while the ratio Li:B:O remains according to LBO chemical composition. The association of LBO Kikuchi-lines with strong background has been shown by RHEED analysis of the surface. Thus, the polished LBO surface constitutes a high structure quality LBO with the inclusions of some amorphous carbon compound.
Phase state, chemical composition, and morphology of mechanically polished LiB3O5 surface are considered in comparison with as-grown (1 1 0) crystal face. Strong enriching of near surface layers with carbon is observed. A way to improve the polished LiB3O5 surface characteristics is demonstrated.Optical quality LBO crystals, 100x82x45mm3 in size, were grown by the TSSG method without pulling and rotating4. High pure powders of Li2CO3, B203, and MoO3 were used for flux preparation. As it was determined by X-ray powder
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