Abstract
Etching of thin polycrystalline films of vanadium dioxide with hydrofluoric acid vapor has offered a possibility to reveal a significant influence of the extent of adhesion on the temperature position and shape of the hysteresis loop of the reflectivity. It has been established that, in the cases where silicon is used as a substrate, etching at room temperature is accompanied by incorporation of hydrogen into thin films of vanadium dioxide.
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