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Investigation of morphological and optical properties of nanostructured layers formed by the SSCT etching of silicon

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Abstract Nanostructured layers were formed on silicon substrate by using metal assisted etching method with different etching times. Microstructural properties of prepared layers were experimentally studied by the electron microscopy… Click to show full abstract

Abstract Nanostructured layers were formed on silicon substrate by using metal assisted etching method with different etching times. Microstructural properties of prepared layers were experimentally studied by the electron microscopy methods and analysed by the statistical methods, by the Abbott-Firestone method, by analysis of the power spectral density and by using methods of fractal geometry. Results of microstructure analysis show forming of particle size distribution in the volume of etched layer and its development during the structure preparation. Raman scattering was used for the determination of density of vibrational states related to formed particle size distribution.

Keywords: nanostructured layers; investigation morphological; optical properties; properties nanostructured; layers formed; morphological optical

Journal Title: Applied Surface Science
Year Published: 2018

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