Real-space identification of the CZT (1 1 0) surface atomic structure by scanning tunneling microscopy
G Cohen-Taguri, M Levinshtein, A Ruzin, I Goldfarb - Surface science, 2008 - Elsevier
Various sputter–anneal treatments in-vacuum were applied to cleaved Cd0. 9Zn0. 1Te (110)
surfaces. The morphology, stoichiometry, orientation and the atomic structures were
investigated on “as-cleaved” as well as on sputter–annealed surfaces. The studies were
conducted by in-situ scanning probe microscopy, in scanning tunneling and atomic force
modes, low-and reflection high-energy electron diffraction, and Auger electron spectroscopy.
Additional ex-situ investigation methods, such as electron back scattered diffraction and …
surfaces. The morphology, stoichiometry, orientation and the atomic structures were
investigated on “as-cleaved” as well as on sputter–annealed surfaces. The studies were
conducted by in-situ scanning probe microscopy, in scanning tunneling and atomic force
modes, low-and reflection high-energy electron diffraction, and Auger electron spectroscopy.
Additional ex-situ investigation methods, such as electron back scattered diffraction and …
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