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The Influence of Ion Bombardment on Etching Reactions

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Abstract

Etching involves the interaction of gaseous species (e.g., XeF2) with a solid surface (e.g., silicon) to produce volatile products (eg., SiF4(gas)). (For recent review papers on this subject see refs. 1-7.) Moreover this type of reaction is frequently enhanced by bombardment with ions,8,9 electrons,8 and photons.10-12

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