Formation of thin silicon oxide films by rapid thermal heating

J.P. Ponpon(Générale de Santé), R. Stuck, A. Grob, J.J. Grob(Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique)

Journal of Applied Physics

June 1, 1986

10.1063/1.337040

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