We previously reported that Al, Ti, and Nb surface layers can effectively suppress agglomeration in Ag films, which is dominated by the surface diffusion of Ag atoms. In this study, Ag films with Pd, Ni, and W surface layers were prepared by RF magnetron sputtering, and the properties of these films were compared with previous observations of the effects of Ti and Nb surface layers. The most important properties of the appropriate surface layers for the suppression of agglomeration in Ag films are a high cohesive energy or a high Gibbs free energy of formation of the oxide, and a low solid solubility in Ag
The nucleation and coalescence of silver islands on coated glass was investigated by in-situ measure...
Ag films with different thickness from 8.2nm to 107.2nm were prepared by DC sputtering deposition an...
We present experimented results directed at understanding the growth and structure of metallic barri...
The effects of Pd, Ni, Nb, and Ti interface layers on the thermal stability of Ag films were investi...
Ag has long been of interest for use as a low-resistivity electrode material, but the problem of agg...
Silver thin films were deposited on various base layers using magnetron sputtering. The onset of coa...
This article studies two different sputtering methods for depositing Ag–Mo and Ag–Zr alloy films on ...
We report on the formation of Ag-containing ZrCuAlNi thin film metallic glass (nano)composites by a ...
In Ag electroless plating, Ag agglomeration has been the obstacle to obtain thin Ag films. The cryst...
A combinatorial approach is applied to rapidly deposit and screen Ag-Al thin films-to evaluate the m...
We demonstrate a method to fabricate ultra-thin, ultra-smooth and low-loss silver (Ag) films using a...
In general, the presence of a reactive gas in the sputtering atmosphere must be avoided to prevent t...
The nucleation and coalescence of silver islands on coated glass was investigated by in-situ measur...
Ultra-thin silver films (thickness below 10 nm) are of great interest as optical coatings in low emi...
Silver-coated molybdenum is an optimum material selection to replace pure silver as solar cell inter...
The nucleation and coalescence of silver islands on coated glass was investigated by in-situ measure...
Ag films with different thickness from 8.2nm to 107.2nm were prepared by DC sputtering deposition an...
We present experimented results directed at understanding the growth and structure of metallic barri...
The effects of Pd, Ni, Nb, and Ti interface layers on the thermal stability of Ag films were investi...
Ag has long been of interest for use as a low-resistivity electrode material, but the problem of agg...
Silver thin films were deposited on various base layers using magnetron sputtering. The onset of coa...
This article studies two different sputtering methods for depositing Ag–Mo and Ag–Zr alloy films on ...
We report on the formation of Ag-containing ZrCuAlNi thin film metallic glass (nano)composites by a ...
In Ag electroless plating, Ag agglomeration has been the obstacle to obtain thin Ag films. The cryst...
A combinatorial approach is applied to rapidly deposit and screen Ag-Al thin films-to evaluate the m...
We demonstrate a method to fabricate ultra-thin, ultra-smooth and low-loss silver (Ag) films using a...
In general, the presence of a reactive gas in the sputtering atmosphere must be avoided to prevent t...
The nucleation and coalescence of silver islands on coated glass was investigated by in-situ measur...
Ultra-thin silver films (thickness below 10 nm) are of great interest as optical coatings in low emi...
Silver-coated molybdenum is an optimum material selection to replace pure silver as solar cell inter...
The nucleation and coalescence of silver islands on coated glass was investigated by in-situ measure...
Ag films with different thickness from 8.2nm to 107.2nm were prepared by DC sputtering deposition an...
We present experimented results directed at understanding the growth and structure of metallic barri...