Lecture

Organic Thin Film Growth

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Description

This lecture covers the differences between inorganic and organic electronics, the various methods of organic thin film deposition, thin film growth in vapor phase deposition, capillarity theory of heterogeneous nucleation, film growth modes, nucleation rate, grain growth, specific considerations for organic thin film growth, vapor phase deposition of organic thin films, tuning deposition conditions, solution phase deposition, crystal growth alignment, solvent vapor annealing, and their effects on film morphology and device performance.

Instructor

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