Journal of Physical Chemistry B 2006 David J. Michalak - Abstracts

Journal of Physical Chemistry B 2006 David J. Michalak
TitleSubjectAuthors
Chemical and electrical passivation of single-crystal silicon(100) surfaces through a two-step chlorination/alkylation process.Chemicals, plastics and rubber industriesNathan S. Lewis, Lauren J. Webb, Bruce S. Brunschwig, E. Joseph Nemanick, David W. Knapp, David J. Michalak, Patrick T. Hurley
High-resolution soft X-ray photoelectron spectroscopic studies and scanning Auger microscopy studies of the air oxidation of alkylated silicon (111) surfaces.Chemicals, plastics and rubber industriesNathan S. Lewis, Ally S.Y. Chan, Lauren J. Webb, Bruce S. Brunschwig, Matthew C. Traub, Julie S. Biteen, David W. Knapp, David J. Michalak, Harry M. Meyer III, Eric J. Nemanick
High resolution X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy of chlorine-terminated GaAs(111)A surfaces.(gallium arsenide)Chemicals, plastics and rubber industriesLauren J. Webb, Bruce S. Brunschwig, Matthew C. Traub, Julie S. Biteen, David J. Michalak, Nathan S. Lweis
Infrared spectroscopic investigation of the reaction of hydrogen-terminated, (111)-oriented, silicon surfaces with liquid methanol.Chemicals, plastics and rubber industriesNathan S. Lewis, David J. Michalak, Sandrine Rivillon, Yves J. Chabal, A. Esteve
Theoretical investigation of the structure and coverage of the Si(111)-OCH(sub 3) surface.Chemicals, plastics and rubber industriesNathan S. Lewis, William A. Goddard III, David J. Michalak, Santiago D. Solares
Transmission infrared spectroscopy of methyl- and ethyl-terminated silicon(111) surfaces.Chemicals, plastics and rubber industriesNathan S. Lewis, Lauren J. Webb, David J. Michalak, Sandrine Rivillon, Yves J. Chabal
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