LASER-PHOTOINDUCED ETCHING OF SEMICONDUCTORS AND METALS

[1] EFFECT OF THE LASER RADIATION INTENSITY ON THE KINETICS OF THE HETEROGENEOUS PHOTOCHEMICAL REACTION BETWEEN SINGLE-CRYSTAL GERMANIUM AND BROMINE GAS. [J]. 1978, 8 (11): : 1310 - 1312

[2] DAVIES CW, 1961, PROG REACT KINET MEC, V1, P161

[3] LASER PHOTODEPOSITION OF METAL-FILMS WITH MICROSCOPIC FEATURES [J]. APPLIED PHYSICS LETTERS, 1979, 35 (02) : 175 - 177

[4] EPITAXIAL GROWTH OF SILICON FROM THE PYROLYSIS OF MONOSILANE ON SILICON SUBSTRATES [J]. JOURNAL OF THE ELECTROCHEMICAL SOCIETY, 1963, 110 (12) : 1235 - 1240

[5] THE APPROXIMATE RATE OF EXCHANGE BETWEEN IODINE ATOMS AND MOLECULES [J]. JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL PHYSICS, 1950, 18 (05) : 656 - 658

[6] NOYES RM, 1961, PROG REACT KINET, V1, P130

[7] NOYES WA, 1941, PHOTOCHEMISTRY GASES, P298

[8] PANKOVE JI, 1971, OPTICAL PROCESSES SE, P363

[9] Properties of illuminated iodine solutions. I. Photochemical dissociation of iodine molecules in solution. [J]. TRANSACTIONS OF THE FARADAY SOCIETY, 1936, 32 (01): : 0547 - 0555

[10] STEINBACH F, 1969, S ELECTRONIC PHENOME, P197

[1] EFFECT OF THE LASER RADIATION INTENSITY ON THE KINETICS OF THE HETEROGENEOUS PHOTOCHEMICAL REACTION BETWEEN SINGLE-CRYSTAL GERMANIUM AND BROMINE GAS. [J]. 1978, 8 (11): : 1310 - 1312

[2] DAVIES CW, 1961, PROG REACT KINET MEC, V1, P161

[3] LASER PHOTODEPOSITION OF METAL-FILMS WITH MICROSCOPIC FEATURES [J]. APPLIED PHYSICS LETTERS, 1979, 35 (02) : 175 - 177

[4] EPITAXIAL GROWTH OF SILICON FROM THE PYROLYSIS OF MONOSILANE ON SILICON SUBSTRATES [J]. JOURNAL OF THE ELECTROCHEMICAL SOCIETY, 1963, 110 (12) : 1235 - 1240

[5] THE APPROXIMATE RATE OF EXCHANGE BETWEEN IODINE ATOMS AND MOLECULES [J]. JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL PHYSICS, 1950, 18 (05) : 656 - 658

[6] NOYES RM, 1961, PROG REACT KINET, V1, P130

[7] NOYES WA, 1941, PHOTOCHEMISTRY GASES, P298

[8] PANKOVE JI, 1971, OPTICAL PROCESSES SE, P363

[9] Properties of illuminated iodine solutions. I. Photochemical dissociation of iodine molecules in solution. [J]. TRANSACTIONS OF THE FARADAY SOCIETY, 1936, 32 (01): : 0547 - 0555

[10] STEINBACH F, 1969, S ELECTRONIC PHENOME, P197