Presentation 1993/4/22
Moditication of retractory metal oxides by SR irradiation
Masao Nagase, Housei Akazawa, Yuichi Utsumi,
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Abstract(in English) SR(synchrotron radiation)irradiation effects on refractory metal oxides were investigated.It was found that polycrystalline MoO3 film was changed to polycrystalline MoO2.In addition,native oxides on molybdenum and tungsten films were effectively removed.Mo-O bonds in MoO2 are more resistive to dissociation due to SR irradiation than those in MoO3.The native oxide reduction induced by SR irradiation involves two kinds of desorption processes.These results indicate that SR irradiation stimulated desorption of oxygen from the bulk of the oxide films depends strongly on the bonding state or the site of oxygen atoms.The molybdenum surface, from which the native oxide has been removed by SR irradiation,is highly silicidation-reactive with disilane gas.
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Keyword(in English) synchrotorn radiation / mattrial moditication / retractory metal oxide / Mo / W / disilane
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Title (in English) Moditication of retractory metal oxides by SR irradiation
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Keyword(1) synchrotorn radiation
Keyword(2) mattrial moditication
Keyword(3) retractory metal oxide
Keyword(4) Mo
Keyword(5) W
Keyword(6) disilane
1st Author's Name Masao Nagase
1st Author's Affiliation NTT LSI Laboratorys()
2nd Author's Name Housei Akazawa
2nd Author's Affiliation NTT LSI Laboratorys
3rd Author's Name Yuichi Utsumi
3rd Author's Affiliation NTT LSI Laboratorys
Date 1993/4/22
Paper # SDM93-10
Volume (vol) vol.93
Number (no) 7
Page pp.pp.-
#Pages 8
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