Interfacial microchemical characterization needs in surface processing

Authors

Stephen W. Gaarenstroom
Richard J. Anderson
Gerald C. Nelson
Ronald J. Baird
Matthew J. Zaluzec
Philip L. Coduti
Michael Liehr
Robert A. MayanovicFollow
Cedric J. Powell
Peter M. A. Sherwood

Abstract

A number of materials and processing problems have been identified in which our microchemical characterization abilities are lacking. More than 20 areas for research are identified. Some of the highest priority projects include the development of techniques and methods with improved chemical specificity at interfaces, the development of fast, real-time surface and interface methods, the improvement of the cost and reliability of manufacturing monitors, and an increase in the collaboration among university, industry, and government laboratories.

Document Type

Article

Publication Date

12-1-1993

Recommended Citation

Gaarenstroom, Stephen W., Richard J. Anderson, Gerald C. Nelson, Ronald J. Baird, Matthew J. Zaluzec, Philip L. Coduti, and Michael Liehr. "Interfacial microchemical characterization needs in surface processing." Presented at the Workshop on Surface Processing, pp. 10-12. 1992.

Journal Title

Critical Reviews in Surface Chemistry