Abstract
A combined approach of independent surface and bulk analytical methods was applied to characterize materials that had been prepared by ion implantation of P. Co and Ni ions into high purity silicon, for use as reference materials in thin-film analysis techniques. In this characterization, high precision and accuracy of 1–2% were obtained by utilizing instrumental neutron activation analysis for the determination of the total implanted ion dose. The impact of the analytical results on the preparation procedure is discussed.
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Garten, R.P.H., Bubert, H., Palmetshofer, L. et al. Contribution to the characterization of reference materials for thin-film analysis in solar-energy and semiconductor technologies. Fresenius J Anal Chem 349, 176–177 (1994). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00323260
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