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The effect of stepwise postimplantation annealing on the composition and structure of silicon surface layers implanted with alkali metal ions
B. E. Umirzakova, Z. A. Isakhanovb, G. Kh. Allayarovaa, R. M. Yorkulovb a Tashkent State Technical University
b Institute of Ion-Plasma and Laser Technologies, Uzbekistan Academy of Sciences, Tashkent
Abstract:
The dynamics of changes in the crystal structure and in the elemental and chemical composition of Si surface layers implanted with Na$^+$, Rb$^+$, and Cs$^+$ ions in the process of stepwise annealing under different temperature conditions has been studied. It is shown that, on the surface implanted with Na$^+$ ions, a NaSi$_2$ film is formed after annealing it at a temperature of $T$ = 900 K, a single-layer NaSi$_2$ coating is formed at $T$ = 1000 K and the surface and near-surface Si layers are completely cleansed of the atoms of the alloying element, oxygen, and carbon at $T$ = 1100 K.
Keywords:
ion implantation, metal silicide, epitaxial layers, nanofilms, annealing, diffraction of fast electrons, monolayer coatings, dose of ions.
Received: 03.08.2020 Revised: 17.09.2020 Accepted: 17.09.2020
Citation:
B. E. Umirzakov, Z. A. Isakhanov, G. Kh. Allayarova, R. M. Yorkulov, “The effect of stepwise postimplantation annealing on the composition and structure of silicon surface layers implanted with alkali metal ions”, Pisma v Zhurnal Tekhnicheskoi Fiziki, 47:1 (2021), 15–19; Tech. Phys. Lett., 47:1 (2021), 11–15
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