Titlebook: Diamond and Diamond-like Films and Coatings; Robert E. Clausing,Linda L. Horton,Peter Koidl Book 1991 Plenum Press, New York 1991 electron

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Diamond: Potential and Statuserlative properties of diamond were known for centuries, knowledge of its wholly carbon constitution came much later. It was the French chemist Antoine L. Lavoisier who found in 1772 that the products of combustion of diamond were singular: CO.. This knowledge of the carbon constituency did not, how

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Natural Diamond: The Standard of diamond including its structure, stability, the impurities diamonds contain and their effect on its thermal, optical and electrical behaviour. With this as background, recent results and data are then presented on the elastic, cleavage, strength, fracture, hardness, frictional and wear propertie

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Electronic Structure of Diamond, Its Defects and Surfacesty and breakdown voltage of any semiconductor.. Additionally, the vapour phase deposition techniques offer the promise of thin film devices and controlled impurity contents.. However, a number of problems must first be resolved, such as an improved n-type doping facility and a further development of

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Physics of Glow Discharge Plasmas and Plasma/Surface Interactions During Thin Film Growthechniques are essential for production of semiconductor devices, hard wear resistant coatings and for various optical thin films. Also plasma assisted etching techniques and plasma polymerization are extensively used in many industrial processes. A glow discharge plasma can be defined as a partially

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Reactive Gas Glow Dischargesocessing in this context can be divided into three major categories: deposition, etching and surface modification. Deposition and etching are terms which are well understood by most technically trained people but surface modification is a less familiar expression. The term surface modification is us

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Modelling and Simulation of Particle-Surface Interactionsimary focus will be towards developing models that can explain how surface topography changes on the . scale both as a result of sputtering (erosion) and deposition or redeposition (growth). The development of the theory will be general and not specifically related to diamond. Two approaches will be

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