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The role of plasma-surface interactions in process chemistry: mechanistic studies of a-CNx deposition and SF6/O2 etching of silicon

Stillahn et al., 2010

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Stillahn J
Fisher E
Bernstein E
Dandy D
Levinger N
Prieto A
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The molecular level chemistry of a-CNx deposition in plasma discharges was studied with emphasis on the use of CH3CN and BrCN as single source precursors for these films. Characterization of the global deposition behavior in these systems indicates that the …
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