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Top-down Fabrication of High Quality III-V nanostructures by Monolayer Controlled Sculpting and Simultaneous Passivation

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Naureen, S
Shahid, Naeem
Sanatinia, Reza
Anand, S

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Wiley-VCH Verlag GMBH

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In the fabrication of III-V semiconductor nanostructures for electronic and optoelectronic devices, techniques that are capable of removing material with monolayer precision are as important as material growth to achieve best device performances. A robust chemical treatment is demonstrated using sulfur (S)-oleylamine (OA) solution, which etches layer by layer in an inverse epitaxial fashion and simultaneously passivates the surface. The application of this process to push the limits of top-down nanofabrication is demonstrated by the realization of InP-based high optical quality nanowire arrays, with aspect ratios more than 50, and nanostructures with new topologies. The findings are relevant for other III-V semiconductors and have potential applications in III-V device technologies.

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Advanced Functional Materials

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2037-12-31