Abstract
Surface hydrogen plays a beneficial role in achieving high quality epitaxial Si films by low temperature (T < 900 K), low pressure (P < 1 mtorr) chemical vapor deposition (CVD) processes because it reduces the reaction efficiency of oxygen and water with Si surfaces to below 10−12 and ensures atomically abrupt layer-by layer (2D) growth.
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