Laser‐induced dielectric breakdown in tetramethylgermane/tetramethyltin mixtures: deposition of nanostructured Sn/Ge/C and GeSn/C films

Křenek, Tomáš; Murafa, Nataliya; Bezdička, Petr; Šubrt, Ján; Pola, Josef

doi:10.1002/aoc.1640

Applied Organom Chemis

2010

DOI: 10.1002/aoc.1640

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Laser‐induced dielectric breakdown in tetramethylgermane/tetramethyltin mixtures: deposition of nanostructured Sn/Ge/C and GeSn/C films

Tomáš Křenek¹,

Nataliya Murafa²,

Petr Bezdička³

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IR laser‐induced breakdown in tetramethyltin adjacent to Ag or Au: deposition of β‐Sn nanograin‐containing amorphous Au–Sn/C and Ag–Sn/C films

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Pulsed IR laser irradiation of metal (Au or Ag) target in gaseous tetramethyltin (TMT) results in metal ablation and adjacent dielectric breakdown (DB) in TMT and allows gas phase deposition of films containing metal (Au or Ag), Sn and C elements. Volatile products of DB of TMT were examined by FT‐IR spectroscopy and revealed as intermediates of gas phase carbonization reactions. The solid films were analyzed by FT‐IR and Raman spectroscopy, X‐ray diffraction and electron microscopy and shown as amorphous nanostructured Au–Sn/C and Ag–Sn/C phases containing β‐Sn nanograins. These Sn nanograins exhibit irreversible amorphization upon heating and melt below the melting point of bulk β‐Sn phase. Copyright © 2012 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.

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IR laser‐induced breakdown in tetramethyltin adjacent to Ag or Au: deposition of β‐Sn nanograin‐containing amorphous Au–Sn/C and Ag–Sn/C films

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Applied Organom Chemis

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IR laser CVD of nanostructured Si/Ge alloy from silane–germane mixture

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Use of surfactants to tailor the morphologies and crystalline phases of thin films via aerosol assisted chemical vapor deposition

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Laser‐induced dielectric breakdown in tetramethylgermane/tetramethyltin mixtures: deposition of nanostructured Sn/Ge/C and GeSn/C films

Cited by 5 publications

References 60 publications

IR laser‐induced breakdown in tetramethyltin adjacent to Ag or Au: deposition of β‐Sn nanograin‐containing amorphous Au–Sn/C and Ag–Sn/C films

IR laser‐induced breakdown in tetramethyltin adjacent to Ag or Au: deposition of β‐Sn nanograin‐containing amorphous Au–Sn/C and Ag–Sn/C films

IR laser CVD of nanostructured Si/Ge alloy from silane–germane mixture

Use of surfactants to tailor the morphologies and crystalline phases of thin films via aerosol assisted chemical vapor deposition

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