Abstract
Magic-angle sample spinning cross-polarization 29Si NMR spectra are reported for plasma-deposited amorphous silicon-hydrogen films. The data show (i) confirmation of the identification of polyhydride (SiH2)n species as seen by infrared spectroscopy and (ii) a large degree of chemical shift dispersion due to disorder in the silicon lattice.
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