Self-ordered pore structure of anodized aluminum on silicon and pattern transfer

By D. Crouse, Y. Lo, A. Miller, M. Crouse. 2000

293 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Atomic and Molecular Physics, and Optics, Materials Chemistry, Pollution

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In Atomic and Molecular Physics, and Optics

1. Xiaodong Li
2. Y. Lei
3. Weiping Cai
4. Gerhard Wilde
5. A. D. Kammers
6. Samantha Daly

In Materials Chemistry

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2. Y. Lei
3. Michael A. Sutton
4. Weiping Cai
5. Shoso Shingubara
6. Gerhard Wilde
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1. Shoso Shingubara
2. N. Samat
3. Roslan Bin Md Nor

Citations in the corpus

• Highly ordered nanostructures with tunable size, shape and properties : A new way to surface nano-patterning using ultra-thin alumina masks (2007, background): “In the meantime, due to the hydrogen ion-assisted [86] or electric-field-enhanced dissolution [85] of the oxide at the oxide/substrate interface, a void forms beneath the barrier layer”
• Development of Patterns for Digital Image Correlation Measurements at Reduced Length Scales (2007, methodology): “One method applicable to nanoscale strain measurements is digital image correlation, which requires the presence of a randomly-patterned material surface [1–4].”
• Fabrication of Nanomaterials Using Porous Alumina Templates (2003, background): “In later years, porous alumina films were formed on conductive solid substrates, such as ITO (indium tin oxide) (Chu et al., 2002) and n-type Si without SiO2 layer (Crouse et al., 2000).”