Abstract
Recently several new techniques have been demonstrated for laser photochemical production of microstructures on semiconductors and insulators.1 In this type of laser photochemistry, a focused UV laser beam is used to control the spatial extent and chemical products of a highly localized photolytic reaction at a gas-solid interface. Micrometer-sized deposited and etched features have been produced with < 1 mW of laser power at 257 nm.
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