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Thickness dependent wetting properties and surface free energy of HfO2 thin films

Zenkin et al., 2016

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6311357193044482284
Author
Zenkin S
Belosludtsev A
Kos Ĺ
ÄŚerstvĂ˝ R
Haviar S
Netrvalová M
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Applied Physics Letters

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We show here that intrinsic hydrophobicity of HfO 2 thin films can be easily tuned by the variation of film thickness. We used the reactive high-power impulse magnetron sputtering for preparation of high-quality HfO 2 films with smooth topography and well-controlled …
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