2014
DOI: 10.1002/pssc.201300674
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Thermodynamic and kinetic aspects of AlN crystal formation on (0001)Al2O3 surface by ammonia MBE

Abstract: Influence of temperature on AlN formation on (0001) Al2O3 surface under ammonia flux (nitridation process) has been investigated by high‐energy electron diffraction. A significant temperature dependence of AlN formation rate in the temperature range of 850‐940 °C has been found whereas the formation rate is almost constant at temperatures higher than 940 °C. A kinetic scheme of the surface reactions is developed. The values of kinetic constants for the scheme at the low temperature range are found: k1P=6×104ex… Show more

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“…Small area sample (4 mm in diameter) was used to decrease the influence of a temperature and ammonia flux inhomogenuity and also to decrease the effect of sapphire surface charging by the primary electron beam of RHEED. More details of the experimental procedure have described earlier [12].…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Small area sample (4 mm in diameter) was used to decrease the influence of a temperature and ammonia flux inhomogenuity and also to decrease the effect of sapphire surface charging by the primary electron beam of RHEED. More details of the experimental procedure have described earlier [12].…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Also, the decomposition of ammonia on the surface should be taken into account k 3 =k 3 0 exp(-E 3 /kT). In the framework of the mean field approximation a set of kinetic equations for the surface concentrations were obtained [12]. The numeric solution of these equations gives a good agreement with the experimental data if the kinetics constants k i take the following values: k 1 P=6×10 4 exp(-1.5eV/kT), k 2 =7×10 19 exp(-5.3eV/kT), k 3 =3×10 13 exp(-4eV/kT).…”
Section: Surface Reactions Kineticsmentioning
confidence: 96%
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