Philosophical magazine · 1974 · 89 citations · 15 references
Materials ScienceAbstract Thin FilmsEngineeringPhysicsNanotechnologySurface ScienceApplied PhysicsDiffraction ProfileStructural InvestigationsElectron DiffractionVacuum DeviceThin FilmsChemical DepositionAmorphous SolidCrystallographyChemical Vapor DepositionThin Film ProcessingAmorphous Metal
Abstract Thin films of cobalt, prepared in ultra-high-vacuum at 4 K and examined in situ by scanning electron diffraction, are shown to be amorphous with a radial distribution function similar to that obtained theoretically by serial deposition of atoms in the computer-simulated model developed by Bennett. The effects of removal of lossy electrons (by velocity filtering), subtraction of substrate background, and multiple scattering on the diffraction profile are investigated and discussed.
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Jean‐François Sadoc, J. Dixmier, A. Guinier · Journal of Non-Crystalline Solids · 1973 · 207 citations
Materials Science, Materials Engineering, Amorphous Metallic Alloys +13