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The effects of electron beam ionization on the adhesion strength, plasma potential, and crystallinity of Cu films deposited on a glass substrates has been studied. (AIP)
Near-infrared (NIR) Raman spectroscopy has shown its unique advantages for characterization of ZnS e Cu, Al materials, emitting a strong luminescence in the visible region. We demonstrate that, because of a rapid decrease of luminescence in the NIR region, Raman spectra with 752.5-nm excitation are free from the visi ble luminescence, which usually masks Raman signals with visible excitations. By comparing the spectra of ZnS: Cu, Al samples with different luminescence efficiencies, we also find that crystal imperfections, includ ing coexistence of hexagonal domains, can lead to a reduction of luminescence properties.
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