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  • 2023Evaluation of polycrystalline cerium oxide electrodes for electrochemiluminescent detection of sarcosine4citations
  • 2021All-Oxide p-n Junction Thermoelectric Generator Based on SnO xand ZnO Thin Films28citations
  • 2021All-Oxide p-n Junction Thermoelectric Generator Based on SnOx and ZnO Thin Films28citations
  • 2020Morphological, optical and photovoltaic characteristics of MoSe2/SiOx/Si heterojunctions19citations
  • 2019Highly sensitive thermoelectric touch sensor based on p-type SnOx thin film21citations
  • 2005Passivation of InP(100) substrates: first stages of nitridation by thin InN surface overlayers studied by electron spectroscopies3citations
  • 2002Study of InP(100) surface nitridation by x-ray photoelectron spectroscopy.15citations

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  • Tsud, N.
  • Paolucci, F.
  • Kosto, Y.
  • Valenti, G.
  • Yakovlev, Y.
  • Matolinova, I.
  • Mousavi, M.
  • Zanut, A.
  • Khalakhan, I.
  • Bahrami, H.
  • Santo, Claudio Ignazio
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  • Santos, L.
  • Connolly, J.
  • Silva, J.
  • Gwozdz, K.
  • Conde, O.
  • Popko, E.
  • Viana, A.
  • Marques, C. Almeida
  • Pires, Al
  • Pereira, Am
  • Gomes, Mjm
  • Bideux, Luc
  • Petit, Matthieu
  • Adamowicz, B.
  • Wawer, D.
  • Gruzza, Bernard
  • Bugajski, M.
  • Robert-Goumet, Christine
  • Arabasz, S.
  • Ould-Metidji, Y.
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Study of InP(100) surface nitridation by x-ray photoelectron spectroscopy.

  • Bideux, Luc
  • Matolin, V.
  • Ould-Metidji, Y.
  • Gruzza, Bernard
Abstract

Ion beam nitridation of indium phosphide (100) substrates was studied using x-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS) and Auger electron spectroscopy (AES). Argon ion bombardment of the InP(100) surface removes the native oxides and induces the formation of three-dimensional indium clusters. After cleaning, the samples were nitrided in an ultrahigh vacuum chamber using a home-made radiofrequency plasma source (13.56 MHz) that allows nitridation at low pressures (10−4 Pa). We have studied the influence of temperature on the nitridation mechanisms. For low temperature (T < 200°C), no variation of the metallic indium droplets was observed; for high temperature (T > 270°C), the first layers of the substrate were damaged. The optimal temperature for the nitridation of InP(100) was found to be 250°C.

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  • surface
  • cluster
  • x-ray photoelectron spectroscopy
  • atomic emission spectroscopy
  • Auger electron spectroscopy
  • Indium