中国物理B ›› 2010, Vol. 19 ›› Issue (12): 128204-128204.doi: 10.1088/1674-1056/19/12/128204
阎志军1, 徐闰2, 贡伟明2, 王林军2, 夏义本2
Xu Run(徐闰)a)†, Gong Wei-Ming(贡伟明) a), Yan Zhi-Jun(阎志军)b), Wang Lin-Jun(王林军)a), and Xia Yi-Ben(夏义本) a)
摘要: HfO2 films on silicon substrates have been prepared by electron beam evaporation in ultrahigh vacuum using atomic oxygen. Synchrotron radiation photon–electron spectroscopy was used to investigate the thermal stability of HfO2 films under an ultrahigh vacuum environment. At the temperature of 750 oC, HfO2 films begin to decompose. After being further annealed at 850 oC for 3 min, HfO2 films decomposes completely, partially to form Hf-silicide and partially to form gaseous HfO. Two chemical reactions are responsible for this decomposition process. A small amount of Hf-silicide, which is formed at the very beginning of growth, may result in the films grown subsequently to be loosened, and thereby leads to a relatively low decomposition temperature.
中图分类号: (Phase equilibria)