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4 March 1993 Investigation of inhomogeneties and impurities in fluoride coatings for high-power excimer lasers
Ute Kaiser, Norbert Kaiser, Peter Weisbrodt, Dirk Mademann, Erich J. Hacker
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Abstract
In the thickness range 50 nm - 500 nm at substrate temperatures of 300 K, 375 K, and 575 K the structure of physical-vapor-deposited magnesium, lanthanum, calcium, and lithium fluoride films were investigated using TEM microfractographical replication technique. Two growth groups, columnar and granular growth, were found and main structure building elements with their characteristic medium size have been determined. Using SIMS, SNMS, RBS, and partially spectroscopical and gravimetrical measurements, the O and C contamination of the films has been investigated. The quantitative results were related to the characteristic structure building elements.
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Ute Kaiser, Norbert Kaiser, Peter Weisbrodt, Dirk Mademann, and Erich J. Hacker "Investigation of inhomogeneties and impurities in fluoride coatings for high-power excimer lasers", Proc. SPIE 1782, Thin Films for Optical Systems, (4 March 1993); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.141020
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KEYWORDS
Buildings

Magnesium fluoride

Carbon

Ions

Protactinium

Thin films

Chemical elements

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