Adsorption and Decomposition of Organometallics on GaAs Surfaces in Low-Pressure Metalorganie Chemical Vapor Deposition
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To determine the mechanism of surface reactions during metalorganic chemical vapor deposition, we perform mass spectrometric studies of the products desorbed from a GaAs surface upon pulsed supply of the reactants. We find that the surface after trimethylgallium (TMG) exposure is terminated by CH_3 and that the desorption of the CH_3 from the surface is activated by the presence of As. The adsorption of triethylgallium (TEG) is inhibited on a CH_3-terminated surface whereas TEG is decomposed both on As-rich and on Ga-rich surfaces. The effect of CH_3 termination is highlighted by the complete inhibition of triethylaluminum decomposition when it is introduced together with TMG.
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- 1991-11-15
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