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24. Daujotis
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23. Akemann
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"Effects of Surface Charge on the Second Harmonic Generation
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Surface Science 291 (1993) 233-241 Times
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of Metals From 0.9 To 2.5 EV
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Liquid Interfaces Probed By Second-Harmonic and Sum-Frequency
Spectroscopy
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Generation from a Ni Electrode'', Chemical Physics Letters
214 (1993) 197-202. Times
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Extracting The Free Energy of Adsorption And The Base-Ionization
Constant of Triethylamine at The Silica/CH3CN Interface Using Nonlinear
Optical Molecular Probes
Langmuir 14: 1183-1188, 1998
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Ni Electrode with and without Anion Adsorption'',
Surface Science 320 (1994) 7-16.
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Simulations of Laser-Assisted Field Emission within the Local Density
Approximation of Kohn-Sham Density-Functional Theory
International Journal Of
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D.
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Metal-electrochemical Interfaces'', Electrochimica Acta 39
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2. Yagi I, Nakabayashi S, Uosaki K,
Excitation Wavelength Dependent Three-Wave Mixing at a CO-covered
Platinum Electrode
Journal Of Physical Chemistry B 101: 7414-7421 , 1997
1. TamburelloLuca AA, Hebert P, Brevet PF, et al.
Surface Second Harmonic Study of Anion Adsorption at the Mercury
Vertical Bar Electrolyte Interface
Journal Of Electroanalytical Chemistry 409: 123-129,
1996
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G.
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Generation from Brass'', Langmuir 11 (1995) 711-715.Times
Cited: 4
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electrodes in contact with aqueous solutions containing KCN
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2007
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CO Adsorption on Copper in Alkaline Electrolytes: an Electrochemical
and Ellipsometric Study
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2. Xu Z, Li JW, Dong Y,
Extracting the Free Energy of Adsorption and the Base-ionization
Constant of Triethylamine at the Silica/CH3CN Interface
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1. He G, Elking MD, Xu Z,
Observation of Electrochemical Reduction in the Electrical Double
Layer Region using Sum Frequency Generation Spectroscopy
Chemical Physics Letters 254: 184-190, 1996
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G.
Nagy and D. Roy, "Optical Second Harmonic Generation as a Probe
of Selective Dissolution of Brass'',
Langmuir 11 (1995) 3457-3466. Addition and Correction, 12
(1996) 1696.Times
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2. Bozzini B, Busson B, De Gaudenzi GP,
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electrodes in contact with aqueous solutions containing KCN
Journal of
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2007
1. Cepria G, Aranda C, Perez-Arantegui J, et al.,
Voltammetry of Immobilised Microparticles: a Powerful Analytical
Technique to Study the Physical and Chemical Composition of Brass
Journal Of Electroanalytical Chemistry 513: 52-58,
2001
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M.
A. Lovell and D. Roy, "Optical Second Harmonic Generation from
a Catalytically Active Molybdenum Electrode'',
Applied Surface Science 135 (1998) 46-52.Times
Cited:1
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Simpson LJ, Furtak TE,
Optical Second Harmonic Generation Spectroscopy from Ag(001) Using
S-polarized Excitation
Journal of Electroanalytical Chemistry 500: 163-169 Sp.
Iss. SI , 2001
M.
A. Lovell, M. J. Walters and D. Roy,
"Surface Modification of Copper due to Co-Adsorbed Oxygen and Cadmium
Probed with Optical Second Harmonic Generation",
Electrochimica Acta 43 (1998) 2101-2110. Times
Cited: 2
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2. Bozzini B, Busson B, De Gaudenzi GP,
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electrodes in contact with aqueous solutions containing KCN
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M.A.
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"Characterization of Electrodeposited Thin Film of Cadmium
on Molybdenum using Optical Second Harmonic Generation",
Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics 1 (1999) 1985-1993. Times
Cited: 3
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3. Bozzini B, Busson B, De Gaudenzi GP,
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M.J.
Walters, C.M Pettit, F.X. Bock, D.P. Biss and D. Roy,
"Capacitance of a Metal-Liquid Interface During Anion Adsorption:
Phase Selective Measurements in the Presence of D.C. Voltage Sweep
and Finite Solution Resistance",
Surface and Interface Analysis 27 (1999) 1027-1036.Times
Cited:1
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Li X, Gewirth AA,
Potential-dependent Reorientation of Thiocyanate on Au Electrodes
Journal of The American Chemical Society 125: 11674-11683,
2003
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D.
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Self Assembled Monolayers",
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9. Sagara T, Kubo Y, Hiraishi K
Estimation of the orientation of heme in cytochrome c immobilized
on a carboxylate-terminated alkanethiol monolayer on a Au electrode
by the use of electroreflectance spectroscopy with polarized light
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6. Simpson GJ, Dailey CA, Plocinik RM, et al.,
Direct Determination of Effective Interfacial Optical Constants
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Analytical Chemistry 77: 215-224, 2005
5. Plocinik RM, Simpson GJ,
Polarization Characterization in Surface Second Harmonic Generation
by Nonlinear Optical Null Ellipsometry
Analytica Chimica Acta 496: 133-142, 2003
4. Rao Y, Tao YS, Wang HF,
Quantitative Analysis of Orientational Order in the Molecular Monolayer
by Surface Second Harmonic Generation
Journal Of Chemical Physics 119: 5226-5236, 2003
3. Galletto P, Unterhalt H, Rupprechter G,
The Molecular Orientation of CO on Pd(111): a Polarization-dependent
SFG Study
Chemical Physics Letters 367: 785-790, 2003
2. Mishina E, Miyakita Y, Yu QK, et al.,
Nonlinear Optical Properties of Oligothiophene Self-Assembled Monolayers
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1. Buck M, Himmelhaus M,
Vibrational Spectroscopy of Interfaces by Infrared-visible Sum Frequency
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19: 2717-2736, 2001
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E.
Hutter, S. Cha, J-F. Liu, J. Park, J. Yi, J. H. Fendler, and D.
Roy,
"Role of Substrate Metal in Gold Nanoparticle Enhanced
Surface Plasmon Resonance Imaging", Journal of Physical
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C.M. Pettit, P.C. Goonetilleke, C.M. Sulyma
and D. Roy,
"Combining impedance spectroscopy with cyclic voltammetry: Measurement
and analysis of kinetic parameters for faradaic and nonfaradaic
reactions on thin-film gold", Analytical Chemistry 78,
(2006) 3723-3729
Times
Cited: 4 Cited
by
4. Cyclic Biamperometry, Rahimi M, Mikkelsen SR, ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY,
82, 1779-1785, 2010
3. Blajiev OL, Breugelmans T, Pintelon R, et al., Potentiodynamic
EIS investigation of the 2-methyl-5-mercapto-1,3,4-thiadiazole adsorption
on copper, Electrochimica Acta 53, 7451-7459,
2008
2. Chang BY, Ahn E, Park SM, Real-Time Staircase Cyclic Voltammetry
Fourier Transform Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopic Studies
on Underpotential Deposition of Lead on Gold, J. Phys.
Chem. C 112, 16902-16909, 2008
1.Chang BY, Park SM
Fourier transform analysis of chronoamperometric currents obtained
during staircase voltammetric experiments
Analytical Chemistry79
(13): 4892-4899 JUL 1 2007
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C.
M. Pettit, K. A. Assiongbon, J. E. Garland and D. Roy ,
"Time Resolved Detection of Electrochemical Effects by Surface Plasmon
Resonance Measurements: A Simple Technique Using a Large Area Single
Cell Photodiode",
Sensors and Actuators B 96 (2003) 105-113.
Times
Cited: 3 Cited
by
3. Uematsu T, Kuwabata S, In situ surface plasmon resonance measurements
of self-assembled monolayers of ferrocenylalkylthiols under constant
potentials, ANALYTICAL SCIENCES, 24, 307-312, 2008
2.Brod, E., Nimri, S., Turner, B., Sivan, U., Electrical control
over antibody-antigen binding, Sensors and Actuators, B 128
(2), pp. 560-565, 2008
1. Kew, S.J., Hall, E.A.H., Triggering blue-red transition response
in polydiacetylene vesicles: An electrochemical surface plasmon
resonance method, Analyst 132, 801-810,
2007
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C.M. Pettit, P.C. Goonetilleke
and D. Roy,
"Measurement of differential capacitance for faradaic systems under
potentiodynamic conditions: Considerations of Fourier transform and
phase-selective techniques"
Journal of Electroanalytical Chemistry 589 (2006)
219-231
Times
Cited: 3 Cited
by
3. Vanýsek, P., Impedance data masquerading as unusual circuit
elements: Instrumentation artifacts, ECS Transactions 13,
101-113, 2008
2. Harris, A.R., Zhang, J., Konash, A., Elton, D., Hyland, M.,
Bond, A.M.Efficient strategy for quality control of screen-printed
carbon ink disposable sensor electrodes based on simultaneous evaluation
of resistance, capacitance and Faradaic current by Fourier transform
AC voltammetry Journal of Solid State Electrochemistry 12,
1301-1315, 2008
1. Ragoisha, G.A., Bondarenko, A.S., Osipovich, N.P., Rabchynski,
S.M., Streltsov, E.A., Multiparametric characterisation of metal-chalcogen
atomic multilayer assembly by potentiodynamic electrochemical impedance
spectroscopy ,2008 Electrochimica Acta 53 (11), pp. 3879-3888
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S. Pandija, D. Roy and S.V. Babu,
"Chemical mechanical planarization of copper using abrasive-free
solutions of oxalic acid and hydrogen peroxide", Materials Chemistry
and Physics, 102 (2007) 144-151.
Times
Cited: 4
Cited by
4. Potassium sorbate as an inhibitor in copper chemical mechanical
planarization slurry. Part I. Elucidating slurry chemistry, Nagar
M, Starosvetsky D, Vaes J, et al., Electrochimica Acta Volume:
55, 3560-3571, 2010
3. Stewart KL, Keleher JJ, Gewirth, Synergy of Ammonium Oxalate
and Hydrogen Peroxide on the Dissolution of Copper at Neutral pH,
Journal of Electrochemical Society, 156, : H595-H600 2009
2. Wang LY, Liu B, Song ZT, et al., Cation Effect on Copper Chemical
Mechanical Polishing , Chinese Physical
Letters 26, 2009
1. Colloid aspects of chemical-mechanical planarization, Matijevic,
E., Babu, S.V. Journal of Colloid and Interface Science
320, 219-237, 2008
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S. Ramakrishnan, S.V.S.B. Janjam, U.B. Patri, D. Roy, and S.V.
Babu,
"Comparison of dicarboxylic acids as complexing agents for abrasive-free
chemical mechanical planarization of copper", Microelectronic
Engineering 84 (2007) 80-86.
Times
Cited: 3Cited
by
3. Zhong, Z.W., Recent advances in polishing of advanced materials,
Materials and Manufacturing Processes23,
449-456, 2008
2. Li, J., Zhu, Y., Chen, C., Chemical mechanical polishing of
transparent Nd:YAG ceramics, Key Engineering Materials 375-376,
278-282, 2008
1. Colloid aspects of chemical-mechanical planarization, Matijevic,
E., Babu, S.V. Journal of Colloid and Interface Science
320, 219-237, 2008
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P.C. Goonetilleke and D. Roy,
"Relative roles of acetic acid, dodecyl sulfate and benzotriazole
in chemical mechanical and electrochemical mechanical planarization
of copper",
Applied Surface Science 254 (2008) 2696-2707.
Times
Cited: 4 Cited
by
4. Study on electrochemical mechanical polishing process of copper
circuit on PCB, Kulyk N, An CY, Oh JH, et al. KOREAN JOURNAL OF
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Volume: 27, 310-314, JAN 2010
3. An investigation of phosphate based ECMP electrolyte performance
on feature scale planarization, Shattuck KG, West AC. JOURNAL OF
APPLIED ELECTROCHEMISTRY, 39, 1719-1724, 2009
2. Role of Cu-Benzotriazole Nanoparticles in Passivation Film Formation,
Li Y, Gong ML, Ramji K, et al., JOURNAL OF PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY C
Volume: 113 Issue: 42, 18003-18013, 2009
1. Shattuck, K.G., Lin, J.-Y., Cojocaru, P., West, A.C., Characterization
of phosphate electrolytes for use in Cu electrochemical mechanical
planarization, Electrochimica Acta 53
8211-8216, 2008
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Y.
Hong, V. K. Devarapalli, D. Roy, and S. V. Babu, "Synergistic Roles
of Dodecyl Sulfate and Benzotriazole in Enhancing the Efficiency
of CMP of Copper", Journal of the Electrochemical Society 154 (2007)
H 444-H 453.
Times
Cited: 1 Cited
by
Potential controlled surface aggregation of surfactants at electrode
surfaces - A molecular view, Chen MH, Burgess I, Lipkowski J , Surface
Science , 603 1878-1891, 2009
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P.C. Goonetilleke and D. Roy, "Voltage pulse-modulated
electrochemical removal of copper surface layers using citric acid
as a complexing agent", Materials Letters 61 (2007) 380-383.
Times
Cited: 2 Cited
by
2. Adsorption-desorption study of benzotriazole in a phosphate-based
electrolyte for Cu electrochemical mechanical planarization, Lin
JY, West AC, ELECTROCHIMICA ACTA, 55, Pages: 2325-2331, 2010
1. Anodic oxide formation on AA2024: electrochemical and microstructure
investigation Author(s): Schneider M, Yezerska O, Lohrengel MM,
CORROSION ENGINEERING SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, 43, 304-312 , 2008
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C.M. Sulyma, P.C. Goonetilleke and D. Roy,
"Analysis of current transients for voltage pulse-modulated surface
processing: Application to anodic electro-dissolution of copper
for electrochemical mechanical planarization", Journal of Materials
Processing Technology 209 (2009) 1189-1198.
Times
Cited: 1 Cited
by
Adsorption-desorption study of benzotriazole in a phosphate-based
electrolyte for Cu electrochemical mechanical planarization , Lin
JY, West AC, ELECTROCHIMICA ACTA Volume: 55 Issue: 7 Pages: 2325-2331,
2010
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J.P. Zheng and D. Roy, "Electrochemical examination
of surface films formed during chemical mechanical planarization
of copper in acetic acid and dodecyl sulfate solutions" Thin Solid
Films 517 (2009) 4587-4592.
Times
Cited: 2 Cited
by
2. Role of amines and amino acids in enhancing the removal rates
of undoped and P-doped polysilicon films during chemical mechanical
polishing, Dandu PRV, Peethala BC, Penta NK, et al., COLLOIDS AND
SURFACES A-PHYSICOCHEMICAL AND ENGINEERING ASPECTS Volume: 366 Issue:
1-3 Pages: 68-73 , 2010
1. In Situ Observation of Friction-Induced Electrochemical Reactions
and Impedance in Tantalum ECMP, Gao F, Liang H, JOURNAL OF THE ELECTROCHEMICAL
SOCIETY Volume: 156, H80-H86 , 2009
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C. M. Pettit and D. Roy, "Surface Plasmon Resonance
as a Time Resolved Probe of Structural Changes in Molecular Films:
Considerations for Correlating Resonance Shifts with Adsorbate Layer
Parameters", The Analyst 132 (2007) 524-535.
Times
Cited: 3 Cited
by
3. Surface-enhanced Raman spectroscopic and surface plasmon resonance
in situ study of self-assembly of 4-mercaptobenzoic acid on gold
surface, Thi MD, Volka K., JOURNAL OF MOLECULAR STRUCTURE Volume:
976 Issue: 1-3 Special Issue, 297-300, 2010
2. Monitoring conformational changes of immobilized RNase A and
Lysozyme in reductive unfolding by surface plasmon resonance , Chen
LYSource: ANALYTICA CHIMICA ACTA Volume: 631, 96-101, 2009
1. Generation of Surface Energy Patterns by Single Pulse Laser
Interference on Self-Assembled Monolayers Geldhauser T, Leiderer
P, Boneberg J, et al., LANGMUIR Volume: 24, 13155-13160, 2008
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