Theoretical Evaluation of Possibility to Control Nucleation and Growth of Heteroepitaxial Carbon Films by Applied Fields

  • B. Z. Mansurov Kazakh State National University, Department of Solid State Physics 96A, Tole be Str., 480012, Almaty, Kazakhstan
  • G. K. Kalykova Kazakh State National University, Department of Solid State Physics 96A, Tole be Str., 480012, Almaty, Kazakhstan
  • N. N. Myasnikova Kazakh State National University, Department of Solid State Physics 96A, Tole be Str., 480012, Almaty, Kazakhstan
  • L. V. Mikhailov Kazakh State National University, Department of Solid State Physics 96A, Tole be Str., 480012, Almaty, Kazakhstan
DOI: https://doi.org/10.18321/ectj568

Abstract

On the basis of the literature review, comparison of physical and chemical properties of materials and
calculations, it was showed that the copper, saturated with hydrogen, is an appropriate substrate material
for heteroepitaxial growth of diamond films. The atomic hydrogen in tetrapores of copper crystalline
lattice will be the crystallisation centre of carbon. Herewith the difference in lattice cell parameters between
the substrate and the growing diamond film is considerably reduced, i.e. epitaxial growth of crystal
is possible. Besides, the disposition of tetrapores on the copper surface (111) and, respectively, of atomic
hydrogen located in them, creates conditions for preferential formation of tetragonal bonds of carbon.
The estimations have shown that it is possible to create conditions for preferential oriented growth of
diamond films through changing the magnitude and configuration of applied fields.

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Published
2001-12-10
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B. Mansurov, G. Kalykova, N. Myasnikova, and L. Mikhailov, “Theoretical Evaluation of Possibility to Control Nucleation and Growth of Heteroepitaxial Carbon Films by Applied Fields”, Eurasian Chem.-Technol. J., vol. 3, no. 3, pp. 211-214, Dec. 2001.
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