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Diffusion of oxygen and silicon in silicon: Silicon monoxide model

Journal of Materials Research, 2001
The diffusion of oxygen in silicon was modeled to result from the diffusion of dissolved silicon monoxide. The SiO molecule dissolved in the largest space in the diamond lattice of silicon, oriented in a 〈111〉 direction, with the oxygen lightly bonded to a network silicon atom.
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Silicon for Photovoltaics

2004
Photovoltaics (PVs), which convert solar energy directly into electricity, are probably the most effective alternative energy source to conventional power supplies. The world demand for terrestrial applications of photovoltaic systems has increased, first for isolated areas and more recently in connection with grids in large PV roof programs, the most ...
Muller, J.C., Siffert, P.
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The silicon-silicon dioxide system

Proceedings of the IEEE, 1969
Study of the silicon-silicon dioxide system as a junction between a nearly ideal semiconductor and insulator has aroused both scientific and technological interest. Surface phenomena associated with this system are influenced by contamination and imperfections in the oxide, impurity redistribution in the silicon near the oxide, and finally by ...
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Silicon

Nutrition Reviews, 1984
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The Road for 2D Semiconductors in the Silicon Age

Advanced Materials, 2022
Peng Zhou
exaly  

Silicon and Silicones

Journal of Organometallic Chemistry, 1988
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Silicon and porous silicon

2004
Nobuyoshi Koshida, Bernard Gelloz
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Silicones

2005
Robert Perry   +3 more
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Using Silicon to Understand Silicon

2009
Silicon is the material of our time. We live in the age of silicon; it is all around us in terms of electronic gadgets and computers. However, it has not always been that way. There was a time before silicon. In the 1940s, transistors did not exist at all and in the early 1950s, transistors were made of germanium, not silicon.
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