A new method for studying the interaction of radicals with the surface of a depositing film is presented. This method combines spatially resolved laser spectroscopy with molecular beam techniques and is demonstrated by measuring the state-resolved reactivity of SiH molecules with the surface of a depositing amorphous hydrogenated silicon film. SiH molecules from a silane glow discharge react at the surface with greater than 0.94 probability. The spatial distribution of the desorbing SiH is consistent with a cosine angular distribution. No dependence of reactivity on rotational state of the SiH was observed. © 1989 American Institute of Physics.
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Ho, P., Breiland, W. G., & Buss, R. J. (1989). Laser studies of the reactivity of SiH with the surface of a depositing film. The Journal of Chemical Physics, 91(4), 2627–2634. https://doi.org/10.1063/1.456971
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