1.3 Thermal desorption spectrum of an HF-cleaned hydrogen-passi-
vated silicon surface showing hydrogen desorption
above -625 °C.
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has confirmed
that
the surface remains oxide-free after HF treatment and 10 min
exposure to
room
air (Figure 1.2), and thermal desorption spectroscopy has shown
that
hydrogen evolution from the silicon surface occurs above -625 °C (Figure
1.3).
In the same study, epitaxial growth was noted to be difficult to achieve from
-650
°C up to 750 °C, sinc
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