Monoatomic and moncrystalline layer of large size, in...

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C257S004000, C257S627000, C438S105000, C117S003000, C117S902000, C117S929000

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06924509

ABSTRACT:
Monoatomic and monocrystalline layer of large size, in diamond type carbon, and method for the manufacture of this layer.According to the invention, a monocrystalline substrate (2) is formed in SiC terminated by an atomic plane of carbon according to a reconstruction c(2×2) and at least one annealing is carried out, capable of transforming this atomic plane, which is a plane of dimers C≡C (4) of sp configuration, into a plane of dimers C—C (8) of sp3configuration. Application to microelectronics, optics, optoelectronics, micromechanics and biomaterials.

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