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Atomic Layer Deposition of Transition Metal Thin Films
Wayne State University researchers have circumvented precursor reactivity problems by developing a three-step deposition scheme that entails a transition metal precursor, an organic acid, and a reducing agent. This novel process can produce high purity, low resistivity copper films at 100 °C, which is a significant breakthrough in transition metal ALD...
Published: 12/2/2021
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Inventor(s):
Charles Winter
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Thomas Knisley
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Thiloka Ariyasena
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Materials
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Nanomaterials
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Physical Sciences
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Thin films
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Chemical Processing/Synthesis
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Industrial & Manufacturing
First Row Transition Metal Diazadiene Film Growth Precursors
Technology Overview Wayne State University researchers have developed a new class of thermally stable, volatile transition chemical compounds that have desirable properties for the growth of thin films of transition metal-containing materials. These novel film precursors have high potential for use in the growth of thin films by chemical vapor...
Published: 3/12/2018
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Inventor(s):
Charles Winter
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Thomas Knisley
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Chemicals
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Materials
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Other
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Physical Sciences
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Thin films
Volatile Thermally Stable Transition Metal Precursors for Thin Film Growth
Wayne State researchers have developed a new class of thermally stable, volatile transition chemical compounds that have desirable properties for the growth of thin films of transition metal-containing materials by atomic layer deposition and chemical vapor deposition.Commercial Applications ? Microelectronic devices o Automotive applications...
Published: 5/19/2017
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Inventor(s):
Charles Winter
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Mahesh Karunrathne
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Batteries
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Coatings
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Electronics
Category(s):
Materials
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Chemicals
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Other
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Physical Sciences
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Thin films