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This research aims to enhance the growth rates of indium oxide and indium-tin oxide thin films through a new approach in atomic layer epitaxy.

Enhanced Growth Rate in Atomic Layer Epitaxy of Indium Oxide and Indium-Tin Oxide Thin Films

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Randomized trial demonstrates increased growth rates in indium oxide and ITO thin films, suggesting improved deposition techniques.

This research aims to enhance the growth rates of indium oxide and indium-tin oxide thin films through a new approach in atomic layer epitaxy.
Used hydrogen peroxide instead of water in atomic layer epitaxy processes.
Optimized pulse and purge times to further increase overall deposition rates.
Evaluated film properties like conductivity and transmittance.
Growth rate of indium oxide increased significantly from baseline rate to new enhanced rate.
Growth rate of ITO also improved under the new conditions.
Film properties remained stable, showing high conductivity and transmittance.

Mikko Ritala (1999) studied this question.

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