Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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5362378 | Applied Surface Science | 2008 | 7 Pages |
Abstract
According to the simple model proposed, the films are made of three layers. From the bottom to the top of the film, the first one at the interface with the substrate is 100% dense. The second layer is made of cylindrical rods set up according to a compact plane. Its porosity is due to the lattice interstices. Hemispheric domes covering each rod make up the third layer, which displays a degree of roughness related to the shape and the hexagonal arrangement of the domes. The surface enhancement factor (SEF), the porosity and roughness, calculated from the model, are in corroboration with the experimental values. The porosity factor is however slightly underestimated by the model for very porous samples.
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Authors
Fahd Oudrhiri-Hassani, Lionel Presmanes, Antoine Barnabé, Philippe Tailhades,