Neutralization of acceptors in silicon by atomic hydrogen
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Atomic hydrogen can neutralize the following acceptors in silicon: boron, aluminum, gallium, and indium. Up to 1019 B cm−3 have been neutralized. Hydrogen penetration seems to follow a diffusive transport that is impeded by the concentration of binding sites.
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