Spontaneous N incorporation onto a Si(100) surface

J. W. Kim; H. W. Yeom; K. J. Kong; B. D. Yu; D. Y. Ahn; Y. D. Chung; C. N. Whang; H. Yi; Y. H. Ha; D. W. Moon

Spontaneous N incorporation onto a Si(100) surface

J. W. Kim
, H. W. Yeom
, K. J. Kong
, B. D. Yu
, D. Y. Ahn
, Y. D. Chung
, C. N. Whang
, H. Yi
, Y. H. Ha
, D. W. Moon

Department of New Biology

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Abstract

Through combined experimental and theoretical investigations, it was shown that N adsorption occurs extraordinarily. Such characteristic N incorporation may also explain the mechanism of the SiO_xN_y/Si(100) interface formation with N-rich Si layers. This result shows a possibility of new low-temperature process design for ultrathin oxynitride/nitride dielectric layers.

Original language	English
Article number	106101
Pages (from-to)	106101/1-106101/4
Journal	Physical Review Letters
Volume	90
Issue number	10
State	Published - 14 Mar 2003

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Funding Information:
This work is supported by KOSEF through ASSRC and Tera-level Nano Device project of 21 Century Frontier program. PAL is supported by MOST and POSCO.

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Spontaneous N incorporation onto a Si(100) surface

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