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Selective area in situ conversion of Si (0 0 1) hydrophobic to hydrophilic surface by excimer laser irradiation in hydrogen peroxide

Liu et al., 2014

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1057620942684636067
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Liu N
Huang X
Dubowski J
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Journal of Physics D: Applied Physics

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We report on a method of rapid conversion of a hydrophobic to hydrophilic state of an Si (0 0 1) surface irradiated with a relatively low number of pulses of an excimer laser. Hydrophilic Si (0 0 1), characterized by the surface contact angle (CA) of near 15, is fabricated following …
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