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filingDate 2018-03-28-04:00^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#date>
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publicationNumber CN-108441841-B
titleOfInvention Method for growing transition metal disulfide film
abstract The invention discloses a method for growing a transition metal disulfide film, which adopts a metal amidinate compound as a metal precursor, H 2 S plasma is used as a sulfur source to synthesize pyrite FeS by an ALD process 2 ,CoS 2 And NiS 2 A film. The FeS of the invention 2 ,CoS 2 And NiS 2 The deposition process follows the ideal growth behavior of layer-by-layer ALD in a wide deposition temperature range, and can obtain a transition metal disulfide film with a pyrite structure with very pure components and smooth surface. Further, the ALD process of the present invention deposits FeS 2 ,CoS 2 And NiS 2 The thin film can be conformally deposited at aspect ratios as high as 10: 1, thereby representing the broad and promising applicability of this ALD process for conformal thin film deposition on complex high aspect ratio 3D architectures.
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