INVESTIGATIONS OF THE GROWTH OF GAAS USING STABLE ADDUCTS OF GALLANE

The use of gallane-quinuclidine adduct as a chemical precursor in metalorganic molecular beam epitaxy (MOMBE) growth has been investigated. The compound displays a long term stability and can be readily admitted as a molecular beam into the growth chamber without significant decomposition. The surfa...

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Main Authors: Foord, J, Whitaker, T, Ohare, D, Jones, A
Formato: Journal article
Idioma:English
Publicado: Elsevier 1994
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description The use of gallane-quinuclidine adduct as a chemical precursor in metalorganic molecular beam epitaxy (MOMBE) growth has been investigated. The compound displays a long term stability and can be readily admitted as a molecular beam into the growth chamber without significant decomposition. The surface decomposition pathway of the precursor on the growth surface is similar to that of the highly successful alane adduct precursors already in widespread use. Efficient MOMBE growth of GaAs is observed at much lower temperatures than is the case when conventional Ga alkyl precursors are employed. These results show that gallane adducts may have the potential to act as practical low carbon precursors in chemical beam epitaxy (CBE) and MOMBE.
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spelling oxford-uuid:2847a425-ec2e-41e1-9531-b99b274e4ab52022-03-26T12:11:56ZINVESTIGATIONS OF THE GROWTH OF GAAS USING STABLE ADDUCTS OF GALLANEJournal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:2847a425-ec2e-41e1-9531-b99b274e4ab5EnglishSymplectic Elements at OxfordElsevier1994Foord, JWhitaker, TOhare, DJones, AThe use of gallane-quinuclidine adduct as a chemical precursor in metalorganic molecular beam epitaxy (MOMBE) growth has been investigated. The compound displays a long term stability and can be readily admitted as a molecular beam into the growth chamber without significant decomposition. The surface decomposition pathway of the precursor on the growth surface is similar to that of the highly successful alane adduct precursors already in widespread use. Efficient MOMBE growth of GaAs is observed at much lower temperatures than is the case when conventional Ga alkyl precursors are employed. These results show that gallane adducts may have the potential to act as practical low carbon precursors in chemical beam epitaxy (CBE) and MOMBE.
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INVESTIGATIONS OF THE GROWTH OF GAAS USING STABLE ADDUCTS OF GALLANE
title INVESTIGATIONS OF THE GROWTH OF GAAS USING STABLE ADDUCTS OF GALLANE
title_full INVESTIGATIONS OF THE GROWTH OF GAAS USING STABLE ADDUCTS OF GALLANE
title_fullStr INVESTIGATIONS OF THE GROWTH OF GAAS USING STABLE ADDUCTS OF GALLANE
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title_short INVESTIGATIONS OF THE GROWTH OF GAAS USING STABLE ADDUCTS OF GALLANE
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