Search results for " Surface morphology"

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Faceting and structural anisotropy of nanopatterned CdO(110) layers

2005

CdO(110) layers with a self-organized surface structure have been grown on (10math0) sapphire (m plane) substrates by metal-organic vapor phase epitaxy. The epitaxial relationships between layer and substrate have been determined and a crystallographic model that accounts for the CdO in-plane orientation, which results in a reduced lattice mismatch when the CdO[001] direction is perpendicular to the sapphire c axis, has been proposed. Although the measured lattice parameters indicate that the layers are almost fully relaxed, an anisotropic mosaicity is detected with symmetrical rocking curves attaining minimum values when measured along the CdO[math10] direction. The layer morphology consis…

Materials scienceGeneral Physics and AstronomySemiconductor growthEpitaxyMosaicityVapour phase epitaxial growthCadmium compound ; Semiconductor epitaxial layers ; II-VI semiconductors ; Semiconductor growth ; Vapour phase epitaxial growth ; MOCVD ; Nanopatterning ; Self-assembly ; Lattice constants ; Mosaic structure ; Surface morphologyLattice constant:FÍSICA [UNESCO]PerpendicularMetalorganic vapour phase epitaxyAnisotropyCondensed matter physicsUNESCO::FÍSICASemiconductor epitaxial layersLattice constantsNanopatterningII-VI semiconductorsSelf-assemblyFacetingCrystallographyCadmium compoundMOCVDSapphireSurface morphologyMosaic structure
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Cluster growth with long-range interactions

1996

Abstract Growth models in which the morphology depends on interactions of the type V(r) = C r n are presented. The growth algorithms are generalizations of DLA. The particles diffuse on a triangular lattice and eventually either stick to the cluster or are lost. Several processes are simulated in this way: in one case only pure sticking is taken into account, in another case evaporation and rearrangement are also allowed to occur. In the former case (with attractive interactions) the clusters exhibit a highly symmetric shape (a sixfold star) whose detailed structure depends on n , C kT , and time. In the latter case (studied with repulsive dipolar interactions) the tendency to ramification …

PhysicsMonolayersLangmuirRange (particle radiation)Condensed matter physicsRamification (botany)Metals and AlloysEvaporationSurfaces and InterfacesComputer simulationSurfaces Coatings and FilmsElectronic Optical and Magnetic MaterialsClustersDipoleChemical physicsClusters Computer simulation Surface morphology MonolayersMonolayerMaterials ChemistryCluster (physics)Hexagonal latticeSurface morphology
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Effect of Hot Dip Galvanized Steel Surface Chemistry and Morphology on Titanium Hexafluoride Pretreatment

2017

Titanium hexafluoride pretreatments are known to improve paint adhesion and function as a barrier between the coating and the hot dip galvanized (HDG) steel surface. Interactions at the zinc/pretreatment interface are of utmost importance for the formation of pretreatment layers and the corrosion resistance of color coated hot dip galvanized steels. Removal rate of inert aluminum oxide from HDG steel samples by chemical dissolution was studied. XPS measurements showed that the surface Al2O3 layer thickness decreased rapidly already at mild alkaline cleaning, while complete removal of Al required severe etching. Low reactivity of an Al2O3-rich surface was confirmed by impaired formation of a…

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