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Detection of C2 radicals in low-pressure inductively coupled plasma source for diamond chemical vapor deposition

Shiomi et al., 2001

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11843423644430389583
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Shiomi T
Nagai H
Kato K
Hiramatsu M
Nawata M
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Diamond and related materials

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The C2 radical density was measured in a low-pressure, radio frequency (rf), inductively coupled plasma (ICP) employing a CH3OH/H2/H2O mixture. Measurement was carried out under the conditions where predominantly diamond can be formed. At the typical growth …
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