Thin Film Processing Interfaces: Info & Resources

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The discussion focuses on the need for general information about various interfaces used in Thin Film Processing, including Abrupt, Mechanical, Graded, Compound, and Pseudo Diffusion Interfaces. The original poster expresses difficulty in finding comprehensive resources, citing a lack of detail in their textbook and extensive internet searches. A helpful link to a Google Books resource is shared, but it does not cover Graded Interfaces. Participants are encouraged to suggest additional sources or effective search terms to aid in gathering more information. The conversation highlights the importance of understanding these interfaces for analyzing the quality of thin film processing procedures.
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I need to write up some stuff with general information about different interfaces used in Thin Film Processing.

I'm pretty sure its a way to analyze the quality of the different procedures.

* Abrupt Interface
* Mechanical Interface
* Graded Interface
* Compound Interface
* Psuedo Diffusion Interface

I've tried looking all of this stuff up through my textbook (which is quite small and incomplete) and I've done a ton of searching on the internet for general information about these interfaces.


Can anyone point me in the right direction where I can find information about these? I'm really not sure where I should look, or what search terms will give me some general info!

Thanks PF!
 
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