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In situ characterization of the p-Si/NH4F interface during dissolution in the current oscillations regime

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In situ characterization of the p-Si/NH4F interface during dissolution in the current oscillations regime
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Article in International Scientific Journal
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1998
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Cattarin, S
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Chazalviel, JN
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Ozanam, F
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Schlichthorl, G
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Vol. 145
Pages: 498-502
ISSN: 0013-4651
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Abstract (EN): Several physicochemical properties of the p-Si/NH4F interface have been monitored by in situ techniques in the regime of current oscillations. Comparison of evolution of infrared absorption, microwave reflectivity, electrode admittance, hydrogen evolution, and electron injection rate shows interesting correlations. An integrated description of the processes involved is attempted on the basis of the current models for the Si/acidic fluoride interface.
Language: English
Type (Professor's evaluation): Scientific
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