The adhesion of a copper film made by the electron shower method was at least 100 times higher than that of films made by conventional thermal vapor deposition. We attribute the difference to a change in the adhesion mechanism from physical adsorption to chemical adsorption. Both the copper vapor and the substrate were electronically excited by the electron shower, and the copper atoms formed chemical complexes such as CuO or Cu2O with oxygen on the surface of the substrate.
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MCINTYRE, NS
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COOK, MG
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