journal article·2007-10

Nitrogen-doped diamond film and its doping behavior

Ming-ji Li, Xian-yi Lu, Bao-ru Sun, Chun-yan Li, Bo Li, Zeng-sun Jin

Carbon· Volume 45· Issue 11
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Abstract

Nitrogen-doped diamond films were synthesized by electron assisted chemical vapor deposition.The quality and chemical state of nitrogen in the diamond films were characterized by SEM,Raman,XPS,and EPR.Results showed that the morphologies of the diamond films changed from integrated facets to the “cauliflower-like” diamond(100)faces,the amorphous carbon content increased and its quality dropped with increasing nitrogen flow rate.The chemical state of nitrogen in the diamond films was of the form Ns0,\[N-V\]0 and \[N-V\]-1.The amounts of \[N-V\]0 and \[N-V\]-1 were higher when the nitrogen flow rate was lower,and the mass fraction of Ns0 varied from 1.50×10-5 to 4.83×10-4.
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OpenAlex topics: Diamond and Carbon-based Materials Research · Tunneling and Rock Mechanics · Metal and Thin Film Mechanics

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