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Journal of Chemical Physics | 1995

A theoretical analysis of a diamond (100)‐(2×1) dimer bond

Brian Weiner; Sergei Skokov; Michael Frenklach

The nature of the bonding between the carbon atoms of reconstructed dimers on a dehydrogenated (100)‐(2×1) diamond surface is examined. Utilizing a complete active space self‐consistent field (CASSCF) description and a 6‐31G** basis set it is demonstrated that such dimer units form a biradical and are not purely π bonded as has often been conjectured. The significance of these findings for growth mechanisms on diamond surfaces involving radical sites is discussed.


The Journal of Physical Chemistry | 1994

ELEMENTARY REACTION MECHANISM FOR GROWTH OF DIAMOND (100) SURFACES FROM METHYL RADICALS

Sergei Skokov; Brian Weiner; Michael Frenklach


Journal of Physical Chemistry B | 1997

Surface migration in diamond growth

Michael Frenklach; Sergei Skokov


The Journal of Physical Chemistry | 1995

Chemistry of Acetylene on Diamond (100) Surfaces

Sergei Skokov; Brian Weiner; Michael Frenklach


Nature | 1994

An atomistic model for stepped diamond growth

Michael Frenklach; Sergei Skokov; Brian Weiner


Physical Review B | 1994

Reconstruction of (100) diamond surfaces using molecular dynamics with combined quantum and empirical forces.

Sergei Skokov; C. S. Carmer; Brian Weiner; Michael Frenklach


The Journal of Physical Chemistry | 1994

Elementary reaction mechanism of diamond growth from acetylene

Sergei Skokov; Brian Weiner; Michael Frenklach


Physical Review B | 1994

Molecular-dynamics study of oxygenated (100) diamond surfaces.

Sergei Skokov; Brian Weiner; Michael Frenklach


Physical Review B | 1997

Theoretical study of oxygenated (100) diamond surfaces in the presence of hydrogen

Sergei Skokov; Brian Weiner; Michael Frenklach


Physical Review B | 1995

Dimer-row pattern formation in diamond (100) growth

Sergei Skokov; Brian Weiner; Michael Frenklach; Th. Frauenheim; M. Sternberg

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Brian Weiner

Pennsylvania State University

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C. S. Carmer

Pennsylvania State University

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M. Sternberg

Case Western Reserve University

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