Abstract
An investigation of the epitaxial growth of silicon from and from mixtures of indicates that the gas phase reactions are slow and that equilibrium between solid and gas occurs at the interface. Kinetic data point to a diffusion controlled reaction rate, and it is shown that thermodiffusion in the stagnant gas layer on the silicon surface retards the growth rate of silicon and enhances the etching reaction.
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