journal article·2023-12

Surface reaction during thermal atomic layer etching of aluminum oxide films using fluorine radicals and trimethylaluminum

Yewon Kim, Okhyeon Kim, Gyejun Cho, Hye-Lee Kim, Minsu Kim, Byungchul Cho, Sangjoon Park, Jongwan Jung, Won-Jun Lee

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