Molecular Beam Deposition of Solids on Surfaces: Ultrathin Films

Voorhoeve, R. J. H.

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“…Ultra-high vacuum (UHV) is the most convenient and cleanest medium for controlling the atomic and electronic structure and various properties of coatings. UHV allows you to synthesize coatings from atomic or molecular beams [2] and use electron, ion, and photon beams to diagnose coatings [3] . In addition, UHV-vacuum provides the ability to control the surface state of the coatings during their synthesis and allows cyclically controlling the formation of ultrathin layers and their interfaces, creating the necessary composition and structure in them.…”

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Subnanophase coatings as new type low-dimensional nanomaterials: Ultra-high-vacuum synthesis, properties and application

Pliusnin

2020

Charact. Appl. Nanomater.

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In this paper, a classification of low-dimensional nanomaterials is given, and new type of these nanomaterials — subnanophase coatings are proposed. Experimental results on the formation of a wetting layer of a transition metal on a silicon substrate by physical deposition in vacuum and results of this layer identification by the EELS method are given. Based on these results, a new approach to the formation of subnanophase coatings has been proposed by creation of an interface stresses structuring WL. The possible properties and application prospects of subnanophase coatings are considered.

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Subnanophase coatings as new type low-dimensional nanomaterials: Ultra-high-vacuum synthesis, properties and application

Pliusnin

2020

Charact. Appl. Nanomater.

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“…UHV allows you to synthesize coatings from atomic or molecular beams [2] and use electron, ion, and photon beams to diagnose coatings [3] . In addition, UHV-vacuum provides the ability to control the surface state of the coatings during their synthesis and allows cyclically controlling the formation of ultrathin layers and their interfaces, creating the necessary composition and structure in them.…”

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confidence: 99%

Subnanophase coatings as new type low-dimensional nanomaterials: ultra-high-vacuum synthesis, properties and application

Pliusnin

2019

CAN

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A classification of low-dimensional nanomaterials is given, and a new type of these nanomaterials – subnanophase coatings is proposed. Experimental results on the formation of a wetting layer of a transition metal on a silicon substrate by physical deposition in vacuum and results of this layer identification by the EELS method are given. Based on these results, a new approach to the formation of subnanophase coatings has been proposed by creation of a interface stresses which structuring WL. The possible properties and application prospects of subnanophase coatings are considered.

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“…Ultrahigh vacuum (UHV) is the most convenient medium for controlling the atomic and electronic structure and various properties of coatings. UHV allows to synthesize coatings from atomic beams (molecular-beam growth) [2] and to use focused electron, ion and photon beams for the diagnostics of coatings [3] .…”

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confidence: 99%

From atomic-scale interfaces - to new nanomaterials

Plusnin

2018

CAN

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The problem of the synthesis of new type nanomaterials in the form of nanocoatings with subnanometric heterogeneity has been formulated. It has been presented an analysis of influences of physical vapor deposition in ultrahigh vacuum on the process of intermixing a film with a substrate, including the results, which has been obtained under the formation of transition metal – silicon interface. The generalization of the obtained experimental results allowed to develop an approach to the development of new nanocoatings with low-dimensional heterogeneity. The principles of constructing such low-dimensional nanocoatings, their properties and their possible applications are considered.

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Molecular Beam Deposition of Solids on Surfaces: Ultrathin Films

Cited by 5 publications

References 331 publications

Subnanophase coatings as new type low-dimensional nanomaterials: Ultra-high-vacuum synthesis, properties and application

Subnanophase coatings as new type low-dimensional nanomaterials: Ultra-high-vacuum synthesis, properties and application

Subnanophase coatings as new type low-dimensional nanomaterials: ultra-high-vacuum synthesis, properties and application

From atomic-scale interfaces - to new nanomaterials

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