Hardness and Structure of $a$-CNx Films Synthesized by Chemical Vapor Deposition
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Mechanically hard $a$-CNx films were synthesized using a combination of ion bombardment and the chemical vapor deposition process using the dissociative excitation reaction of BrCN with Ar metastable atoms. Nanoindentation tests disclosed that the indentation hardness, Young’s modulus and elastic recovery increased with increasing ion-accelerating voltage. Moreover, the degree of flow among clusters decreased in the ion-bombarded sample. The D (disordered)-band absorption on an infrared absorption spectrum was replaced by a C–N absorption assigned to the tertiary aromatic amine. These results suggest that the internal and external structures of the carbon nitride cluster change from the two-dimensional order to the three-dimensional order of C–N@. The structure of hard $a$-CNx is clearly distinguishable from nitrogen-containing diamond-like carbon.
- 2000-07-15
著者
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Ito Haruhiko
Nagaoka Univ. Technol. Niigata Jpn
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Saitoh Hidetoshi
Nagaoka University Of Technology
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OHSHIO Shigeo
Nagaoka University of Technology
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OHKAWARA Yoshiaki
Nagaoka University of Technology
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TANAKA Daisuke
Nagaoka University of Technology
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ITOH Noriko
Nagaoka University of Technology
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Itoh Noriko
Nagaoka University of Technology, Kamitomioka, Nagaoka, Niigata 940-2188, Japan
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