Surface morphology and Raman spectra of gallium compounds
Abstract
Results of studies of microstructure and surface morphology of gallium nitride obtained by chemical vapor deposition (CVD) on silicon and quartz substrates were presented in this paper. Raman spectra, X-ray diffraction and EDAX were studied. Gallium nitride with pyramidal structure at 760 °C at normal atmospheric pressure, uniform in size (1,75 μm) and directed mainly perpendicular to the substrate surface height 4,59 μm was obtained.
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