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The interaction between B2H6 and SiO2 was investigated by soft x-ray photoemission. Thermally activated, autocatalytic dissociative chemisorption of B2H6 on SiO2 to form elemental films was discovered at temperatures exceeding 550°C. These surfaces are shown to be quite reactive towards SiH2Cl2. This process is thus a mechanism whereby the selectivity of chemical vapor deposition exhibited by SiH2Cl2 towards SiO2 can be rapidly degraded.
J.A. Yarmoff, D.K. Shuh, et al.
Journal of Vacuum Science and Technology A: Vacuum, Surfaces and Films
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MRS Proceedings 1992
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