McHardy J., Ludwig F. Electrochemistry of semiconductors and electronics. Processes and devices

Noyes Publications, 1992. — 375 p.This book reflects the confluence of two trends. On the one hand, Electrochemistry is remerging as a vital scientific discipline after many years of relative obscurity. Issues such as the space race, the energy crisis, and the environmental have prompted rapid expansion in electrochemical research and the subject is becoming an important foundation of modern technology. On the other hand, the relentless drive towards faster, more compact electronic devices continues to probe the limits of materials science, setting ever higher goals for semiconductor purity, crystal uniformity, and circuit density. The following chapters discuss possible electrochemical avenues towards these goals. The aim is to highlight opportunities in electronic technology to match current advances in areas such as energy conversion, batteries, and analytical chemistry.Electrochemical Deposition of Semiconductors
Chemical Etching: Principles and Applications
Electrochemical Passivation of (Hg,Cd)Te
Photoelectrochemical Processing of Semiconductors
Photoelectrochemical Characterization
Electrochemical Migration
Electrochemical Capacitors