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Formation of highly oriented diamond film on carburized (100) Si substrate

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Highly oriented diamond film was grown on a (100) Si substrate by a bias-enhanced microwave-plasma chemical vapor deposition. The Si surface was carburized at a faster rate by bias treatment than by carburization alone, but the initial carburization stage was indispensable. During the bias treatment, the flat surface was changed to a textured structure on the nanometer scale. The formation of this structure was required for the synthesis of a highly oriented diamond film. Diamond microcrystals formed subsequently were irregular and of a few to a few tens nanometers in size. They then grew to oriented film in the following growth process.

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Maeda, H., Irie, M., Hino, T. et al. Formation of highly oriented diamond film on carburized (100) Si substrate. Journal of Materials Research 10, 158–164 (1995). https://doi.org/10.1557/JMR.1995.0158

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