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Formation of a Graphene-Like SiN Layer on the Surface Si(111). / Mansurov, V. G.; Galitsyn, Yu G.; Malin, T. V. et al.

In: Semiconductors, Vol. 52, No. 12, 01.12.2018, p. 1511-1517.

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Mansurov, VG, Galitsyn, YG, Malin, TV, Teys, SA, Fedosenko, EV, Kozhukhov, AS, Zhuravlev, KS, Cora, I & Pécz, B 2018, 'Formation of a Graphene-Like SiN Layer on the Surface Si(111)', Semiconductors, vol. 52, no. 12, pp. 1511-1517. https://doi.org/10.1134/S1063782618120151

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Mansurov, V. G., Galitsyn, Y. G., Malin, T. V., Teys, S. A., Fedosenko, E. V., Kozhukhov, A. S., Zhuravlev, K. S., Cora, I., & Pécz, B. (2018). Formation of a Graphene-Like SiN Layer on the Surface Si(111). Semiconductors, 52(12), 1511-1517. https://doi.org/10.1134/S1063782618120151

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Mansurov VG, Galitsyn YG, Malin TV, Teys SA, Fedosenko EV, Kozhukhov AS et al. Formation of a Graphene-Like SiN Layer on the Surface Si(111). Semiconductors. 2018 Dec 1;52(12):1511-1517. doi: 10.1134/S1063782618120151

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Mansurov, V. G. ; Galitsyn, Yu G. ; Malin, T. V. et al. / Formation of a Graphene-Like SiN Layer on the Surface Si(111). In: Semiconductors. 2018 ; Vol. 52, No. 12. pp. 1511-1517.

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title = "Formation of a Graphene-Like SiN Layer on the Surface Si(111)",
abstract = "Abstract: 00-The kinetics of the formation and thermal decomposition of a two-dimensional SiN-(8 × 8) nitride layer on a Si(111) surface is studied. The SiN-(8 × 8) structure is a metastable intermediate phase formed during the nitridation of silicon before the formation of a stable amorphous Si3N4 phase. Studying the SiN-(8 × 8) structure by scanning tunneling microscopy shows its complex structure: it consists of an adsorption (8/3 × 8/3) phase, with the lateral period 10.2 {\AA}, and a honeycomb structure with a ~6 {\AA} side of a hexagon that is turned 30° with respect the adsorption phase. The band gap of the SiN-(8 × 8) phase is measured and found to be ~2.8 eV, which is smaller compared to the band gap of the β-Si3N4 crystal phase 5.3 eV. The interplanar spacings in the (AlN3)/(SiN)2 structure on the Si(111) surface are measured. The spacings are 3.3 and 2.86 {\AA} in SiN and AlN, respectively. Such interplanar spacings are indicative of weak van der Waals interaction between the layers. A model of the SiN-(8 × 8) structure as a flat graphene-like layer is suggested. The model is consistent with the diffraction and microscopy data.",
keywords = "SILICON-NITRIDE, ELECTRONIC-STRUCTURE, CRYSTAL-STRUCTURE, BETA-SI3N4, ADSORPTION, DEPOSITION, KINETICS, AMMONIA, ORIGIN, FILM",
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AU - Galitsyn, Yu G.

AU - Malin, T. V.

AU - Teys, S. A.

AU - Fedosenko, E. V.

AU - Kozhukhov, A. S.

AU - Zhuravlev, K. S.

AU - Cora, Ildikó

AU - Pécz, Béla

N1 - Publisher Copyright: © 2018, Pleiades Publishing, Ltd.

PY - 2018/12/1

Y1 - 2018/12/1

N2 - Abstract: 00-The kinetics of the formation and thermal decomposition of a two-dimensional SiN-(8 × 8) nitride layer on a Si(111) surface is studied. The SiN-(8 × 8) structure is a metastable intermediate phase formed during the nitridation of silicon before the formation of a stable amorphous Si3N4 phase. Studying the SiN-(8 × 8) structure by scanning tunneling microscopy shows its complex structure: it consists of an adsorption (8/3 × 8/3) phase, with the lateral period 10.2 Å, and a honeycomb structure with a ~6 Å side of a hexagon that is turned 30° with respect the adsorption phase. The band gap of the SiN-(8 × 8) phase is measured and found to be ~2.8 eV, which is smaller compared to the band gap of the β-Si3N4 crystal phase 5.3 eV. The interplanar spacings in the (AlN3)/(SiN)2 structure on the Si(111) surface are measured. The spacings are 3.3 and 2.86 Å in SiN and AlN, respectively. Such interplanar spacings are indicative of weak van der Waals interaction between the layers. A model of the SiN-(8 × 8) structure as a flat graphene-like layer is suggested. The model is consistent with the diffraction and microscopy data.

AB - Abstract: 00-The kinetics of the formation and thermal decomposition of a two-dimensional SiN-(8 × 8) nitride layer on a Si(111) surface is studied. The SiN-(8 × 8) structure is a metastable intermediate phase formed during the nitridation of silicon before the formation of a stable amorphous Si3N4 phase. Studying the SiN-(8 × 8) structure by scanning tunneling microscopy shows its complex structure: it consists of an adsorption (8/3 × 8/3) phase, with the lateral period 10.2 Å, and a honeycomb structure with a ~6 Å side of a hexagon that is turned 30° with respect the adsorption phase. The band gap of the SiN-(8 × 8) phase is measured and found to be ~2.8 eV, which is smaller compared to the band gap of the β-Si3N4 crystal phase 5.3 eV. The interplanar spacings in the (AlN3)/(SiN)2 structure on the Si(111) surface are measured. The spacings are 3.3 and 2.86 Å in SiN and AlN, respectively. Such interplanar spacings are indicative of weak van der Waals interaction between the layers. A model of the SiN-(8 × 8) structure as a flat graphene-like layer is suggested. The model is consistent with the diffraction and microscopy data.

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