Presentation 1999/4/23
Adsorption of Organic carbon and Growth of Native Oxide on Si Wafer
Naoya KAWAMOTO, Naoto MATSUO, Daisuke AIHARA, Tatsuo FUKUOKA, Tadaki MIYOSHI,
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Abstract(in English) To investigate the adsorption mechanism of organic carbon on Si surface, Si surface was examined by AFM and XPS, after dipping into the water which contains the organic carbon. The measurement data of Ra indicates that the geometrically uneven surface such as the step or microfacet does not to serve as the dominant adsorption site for the organic csrbon. The mesured data of C_IS and the thickness of the native oxide strongly indicates that the adsorption of the organic carbon has the close relationship with the native oxide growth. For the adsorption mechanism of the organic carbon, new model which assumes the field-enhancement due to the Coulomb's force was discussed.
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Keyword(in English) organic carbon / adsorption / microroughness of Si surface / native oxide / Coulomb's force / field- enhanced
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Title (in English) Adsorption of Organic carbon and Growth of Native Oxide on Si Wafer
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Keyword(1) organic carbon
Keyword(2) adsorption
Keyword(3) microroughness of Si surface
Keyword(4) native oxide
Keyword(5) Coulomb's force
Keyword(6) field- enhanced
1st Author's Name Naoya KAWAMOTO
1st Author's Affiliation Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Faculty of Engirieering, Yamaguchi University()
2nd Author's Name Naoto MATSUO
2nd Author's Affiliation Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Faculty of Engirieering, Yamaguchi University
3rd Author's Name Daisuke AIHARA
3rd Author's Affiliation Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Faculty of Engirieering, Yamaguchi University
4th Author's Name Tatsuo FUKUOKA
4th Author's Affiliation Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Faculty of Engirieering, Yamaguchi University
5th Author's Name Tadaki MIYOSHI
5th Author's Affiliation Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Faculty of Engirieering, Yamaguchi University
Date 1999/4/23
Paper # ED99-16
Volume (vol) vol.99
Number (no) 22
Page pp.pp.-
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