Eric Kay, R.A. Sigsbee, et al.
Applied Physics Letters
The concentration of argon in sputtered nickel films has been obtained as a function of the film-growth temperature, the discharge pressure, and of the energy (bias voltage) with which the argon ions bombard the growing film. The concentrations vary from about 10-1 argon atoms/Ni atom to 10 -4 argon atoms/Ni atom, depending upon the conditions during film growth. The incorporation of both argon and nitrogen into nickel films is interpreted on the basis of results previously obtained from sorption studies in a more-idealized system on a pre-existing nickel surface. © 1967 The American Institute of Physics.
Eric Kay, R.A. Sigsbee, et al.
Applied Physics Letters
Harold F. Winters, D. Haarer
Physical Review B
Harold F. Winters
The Journal of Chemical Physics
J.W. Coburn, Harold F. Winters
Critical Reviews in Solid State and Materials Sciences