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Elsevier, Thin Solid Films, 16(520), p. 5472-5478

DOI: 10.1016/j.tsf.2012.03.116

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On the ultraviolet light induced oxidation of amorphous As2S3 film

Journal article published in 2012 by P. Knotek ORCID, M. Vlcek, M. Kincl, L. Tichy
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Abstract

Illumination of amorphous As2S3 film by ultraviolet light with an overall light intensity on the sample surface of around 10 Wcm- 2 leads to extensive film oxidation. After two minutes of illumination most of As2S3 film of an original thickness at around 0.425 μm was converted into a cubic form of As2O3 – arsenolite. A considerable amount of arsenolite microcrystals were found at a height of around 2 μm and more which indicated a growth of As2O3 microcrystalline particles from the vapor phase.