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Aluminum-induced crystalization of amorphous silicon films deposited by megnetron sputtering Jun Qian1,a, Weimin Shi1,b, Jing Jin1,c, Jirong Li1,d, Yang liao1,e 1School of Material Science and Engineering, Shanghai University, 149 Yanchang Rd., Shanghai, China, 200072 aadele1900@126.com, bwmshi@mail.shu.edu.cn, cjjin@shu.edu.cn,dlijirong890209@sina.com, esunny1172@shu.edu.cn Key Words: Amorphous Si, aluminum-induced crystallization, Poly-silicon Abstracts.
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Thus, functional gradient material (FGM) should be a feasible route to introduce Ln2Zr2O7 as oxygen insulation to ZrB2 based materials.
The XRD patterns of the ZrB2/SiC-Sm2Zr2O7 materials were shown in figure 3.
From the results it can be seen that no significant phase transformation was found in the materials.
Minute ZrSiO4 (31.8°) was detected in the materials with high ZrB2/SiC content, which caused by the solid solution of ZrO2 and SiO2 from the row materials.
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