Chopra, K. L. ; Randlett, M. R. (1967) Effect of ultrasonic vibrations of the substrate on the growth of thin metal films Applied Physics Letters, 11 (6). pp. 202-203. ISSN 0003-6951
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Abstract
Gold and silver films deposited on rock salt substrates ultrasonically agitated by a 6.5 Mc AT-cut vibrating quartz crystal exhibit enhanced agglomeration and orientation effects. The effect of the ultrasonic field on the growth of a film is essentially similar to that of an elevated substrate temperature.
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