Formation of gas-phase silyl radicals in the atomic hydrogen etching of silicon

Joseph M. Jasinski

doi:10.1016/0009-2614(93)80144-E

Chemical Physics Letters

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27 Aug 1993

Formation of gas-phase silyl radicals in the atomic hydrogen etching of silicon

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Mass spectrometric evidence is presented for the direct formation of gas-phase silyl radical, SiH3, as a product of the heterogeneous etching reaction of silicon films with hydrogen or deuterium atoms. © 1993.

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