Applied Physics Letters · 1998 · 59 citations · 14 references
Materials ScienceAtmospheric MoistureEngineeringCarbon-based MaterialNitrogen–hydrogen BondsPhysicochemical AnalysisNatural SciencesSpectroscopyInfrared SpectroscopySolid-state ChemistryDeuterated Carbon–nitrogen FilmsChemistryHydrogenSpectroscopic PropertyChemical Vapor DepositionIsotopic Effect
The isotopic effect on the infrared spectra is used to determine the existence of nitrogen–hydrogen bonds in amorphous carbon–nitrogen alloys (a-CNx) prepared by dual-ion-beam-assisted deposition. The deuteration experiments and the evolution of the infrared spectra upon atmospheric exposure show that hydroxyls are incorporated from atmospheric moisture.
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