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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"silicon(111)"”.
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Instabilities of vicinal silicon (111) surfaces
Thesis (Ph. D.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Physics, 1996.
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BIOFUNCTIONALIZATION ON HYDROGEN-TERMINATED SILICON(111) SURFACES
… to prevent oxidation of underlying bulk silicon; 2) development of easily reproducible acetylenylated base layer on silicon surfaces for convenient introduction of organic moieties; and 3) development of novel redox biomolecule which allows attachment to acetylenylated monolayer via …
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Scanning tunnelling microscopy of metal reactions with silicon.
… take place behveen transition metals and the silicon (111) surface. The ability of the STM to measure physical and electronic structure on an atomic-scale permitted the detailed study of several new phenomena. The reactions divide into hvo categories: a regime where less than a monolayer of …
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Stress and structure of silicon surfaces
… both the structure and the stress of the Silicon (111) surface. The kinematic analysis of electron diffraction data was used to determine the positions of the surface atoms of the Si(111)-7x7 reconstruction. Even under the seemingly drastic kinematic approximation, the atomic positions …
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Electrodeposition of epitaxial metal thin films on silicon for energy conversion and flexible electronics
… two coinage metals: Au and Ag thin films on the silicon surface and their applications in flexible electronics and energy conversion and storage. The first paper: <em>Photoelectrochemistry of ultrathin, semi-transparent, and catalytic gold films electrodeposited epitaxially onto n-silicon …
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An Investigation of Plasma Pretreatments and Plasma Polymerized Thin Films for Titanium/Polyimide Adhesion
… and adhesion of PP films on Ti-6Al-4V and silicon wafers were investigated. The nanomechanical properties (modulus, hardness and adhesion) were studied using atomic force microscopy (AFM) nanoindentation and nanoscratch testing. A design of experiments (DOE) three factorial model was used …