We present Raman scattering data from GaAs samples whose surfaces had been treated with thin films of sodium sulfide nonahydride (Na2S⋅9H2O). Raman scattering provides a quantitative, contactless means of measuring the reduced barrier height associated with decreased density of GaAs surface states. For GaAs samples doped at levels of n≊1018 cm−3, the barrier height is reduced to 0.48±0.10 eV.
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