Self-Propagating Reaction Produces Near-Ideal Functionalization of Si(100) and Flat Surfaces

Chemical functionalization of the technologically important face of silicon, Si(100), to form a passivated semiconductor/organic interface would enable a wide variety of applications, including microelectronic devices with integrated chemical or biological functionality; however, this goal has been...

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Published in:	Journal of physical chemistry. C Vol. 116; no. 35; pp. 18920 - 18929
Main Authors:	Hines, Melissa A, Faggin, Marc F, Gupta, Ankush, Aldinger, Brandon S, Bao, Kun
Format:	Journal Article
Language:	English
Published:	Columbus, OH American Chemical Society 06-09-2012
Subjects:	Chemistry Combustion. Flame Cross-disciplinary physics: materials science; rheology Exact sciences and technology General and physical chemistry Materials science Materials synthesis; materials processing Physics Monte Carlo method Microelectronics Infrared spectrometry Scanning tunneling microscopy Functionalization Chemical reaction Morphology Reaction kinetics Organic conductor Single atom Reaction mechanism Silicon Interface
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