Researching Nanolayer Growth Processes

Abstract

Nanolayers are thin films, typically a few nanometers thick, composed of atomic or molecular layers. The ability to control the structure and composition of these layers is essential for applications in electronics, optics, and materials science. Understanding the processes that dictate how atoms or molecules interact with surfaces is key to optimizing the growth and performance of nanolayers. The growth process typically involves the deposition of atoms or molecules onto a substrate, followed by diffusion across the surface to form a stable layer. Several factors influence the growth behavior, including the type of material, deposition technique, temperature, and surface conditions.