The initial stages of porous Si formation on Si 111 in dilute ammonium fluoride solution are analysed by photoelectron spectroscopy PES using synchrotron radiation. PES in the por Si formation regime shows no contradiction to a recent dissolution model. The contribution from a Si 2p surface core level shift shows that 0.4 ML of the surface is still H terminated after interruption of the conditioning process at the first photocurrent maximum. A higher oxidised species found with EB 103.2 eV is attributed to a precipitate, expected from the reaction mechanism and from theoretical calculations using density functional theory DFT . The roughening upon por Si formation is monitored by in situ AFM measurements. A RMS roughness param...
The atomic structure of H-terminated Si(111) surfaces is investigated by in-situ STM and electrochem...
We report x-ray photoelectron spectra from a porous silicon film (PSF) with a photoluminescence peak...
Because harsh cleaning processes roughen silicon wafers, etchants that can produce smooth Si(100) su...
The surface condition of electrochemically H terminated Si is compared with the situation at the fir...
Synchrotron Radiation Photoelectron Spectroscopy was employed to investigate the chemical state of S...
Electrochemical, in situ electrochemical scanning tunneling microscope (EC-STM), and attenuated tota...
In situ photovoltage PV and photoluminescence PL are used to obtain information about the band b...
The initial processes leading from atomically flat Si surface to porous silicon formation are not we...
The divalent dissolution of float zone FZ Si 111 is followed by contact mode atomic force micros...
Porous silicon and its luminescent properties are well known for more than a decade. The origin of t...
The morphology of precisely oriented n and p+ type Si(111) hydrogenated surfaces has been studied by...
A combined photoelectrochemistry atomic force microscopy AFM investigation on divalent silicon d...
The authors have shown in their previous studies that applications of x-ray scattering techniques in...
The Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy-attenuated total reflectance spectra give a direct proof...
Because harsh cleaning processes roughen silicon wafers, etchants that can produce smooth Si(100) su...
The atomic structure of H-terminated Si(111) surfaces is investigated by in-situ STM and electrochem...
We report x-ray photoelectron spectra from a porous silicon film (PSF) with a photoluminescence peak...
Because harsh cleaning processes roughen silicon wafers, etchants that can produce smooth Si(100) su...
The surface condition of electrochemically H terminated Si is compared with the situation at the fir...
Synchrotron Radiation Photoelectron Spectroscopy was employed to investigate the chemical state of S...
Electrochemical, in situ electrochemical scanning tunneling microscope (EC-STM), and attenuated tota...
In situ photovoltage PV and photoluminescence PL are used to obtain information about the band b...
The initial processes leading from atomically flat Si surface to porous silicon formation are not we...
The divalent dissolution of float zone FZ Si 111 is followed by contact mode atomic force micros...
Porous silicon and its luminescent properties are well known for more than a decade. The origin of t...
The morphology of precisely oriented n and p+ type Si(111) hydrogenated surfaces has been studied by...
A combined photoelectrochemistry atomic force microscopy AFM investigation on divalent silicon d...
The authors have shown in their previous studies that applications of x-ray scattering techniques in...
The Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy-attenuated total reflectance spectra give a direct proof...
Because harsh cleaning processes roughen silicon wafers, etchants that can produce smooth Si(100) su...
The atomic structure of H-terminated Si(111) surfaces is investigated by in-situ STM and electrochem...
We report x-ray photoelectron spectra from a porous silicon film (PSF) with a photoluminescence peak...
Because harsh cleaning processes roughen silicon wafers, etchants that can produce smooth Si(100) su...