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A study of silicide formation by laser irradiation
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1979
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Materials ScienceEngineeringLaser PhotochemistryOptical PropertiesThin Metal FilmSurface ScienceApplied PhysicsLaser ApplicationsSiliceneLaser-induced BreakdownChemistryLaser IrradiationPulsed Laser DepositionLaser-surface InteractionsLaser FluenceLaser-assisted DepositionSilicon On InsulatorLaser Damage
We have studied the formation of palladium-silicide and platinum-silicide by laser irradiation of a thin metal film evaporated on single-crystal silicon. The laser-induced silicide layers are very smooth and uniform as found by SEM analysis. The thickness of the reacted metal film has been measured as a function of applied laser fluence. X-ray diffractometry showed that the reacted layers are a mixture of different metal-silicon compounds. This fact is explained by describing the process through which silicides are formed by laser irradiation.
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