Vapor depositing method

Coating processes – Coating by vapor – gas – or smoke

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427586, 117 86, 117 92, 117 93, 117103, 117108, C30B 2300, C23C 1600

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ABSTRACT:
A vapor deposition apparatus and method in which pulse waveform light is applied to a sample sealed in a reaction chamber. The sample is exposed to gaseous material while the pulse waveform light is applied creating one or plural atomic layers. Alternate layers of plural substances or alternate multiple layers of plural substances can be formed by alternating the introduction of gaseous materials with the application of pulse waveform light.

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