摘要
Basing on TGA (thermal gravimetric analysis) of thermal nitridation at l200, l250, l300℃, respectively, analysis of high temperature kinetics for nitridation of silicon monocrystal has been carried out. According to the theory for kinetics of reaction of vapour with solid phase a nitridation kinetic model, from which it can be shown thal the rate of nitridation reaction of silicon crystal should be controlled by three stage limiting factors, was proposed. These limiting factors are chemical reaction, chemical reaction mixed with diffusion and diffu- sion. Using this model to treat our experimental data, satisfactory correlation coefficient and apparent activation energy of nitridation of p-type (lll) silicon crystal have been obtained. The nitride film was identi' fied to be a-Si_3N_4 (Hexagonal, a=0.7758nm,c_o=0.5623nm) by X-ray diffraction analysis. Morphology of the nitride films formed in different nitridation duration was observed in both planar andcross-sectional views by SEM (scanning electron microscope).
Basing on TGA (thermal gravimetric analysis) of thermal nitridation at l200, l250, l300℃, respectively, analysis of high temperature kinetics for nitridation of silicon monocrystal has been carried out. According to the theory for kinetics of reaction of vapour with solid phase a nitridation kinetic model, from which it can be shown thal the rate of nitridation reaction of silicon crystal should be controlled by three stage limiting factors, was proposed. These limiting factors are chemical reaction, chemical reaction mixed with diffusion and diffu- sion. Using this model to treat our experimental data, satisfactory correlation coefficient and apparent activation energy of nitridation of p-type (lll) silicon crystal have been obtained. The nitride film was identi' fied to be a-Si_3N_4 (Hexagonal, a=0.7758nm,c_o=0.5623nm) by X-ray diffraction analysis. Morphology of the nitride films formed in different nitridation duration was observed in both planar andcross-sectional views by SEM (scanning electron microscope).
