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Thermal properties study of silicon nanostructures by photoacoustic techniques

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Fig. 3 Schematic sketch-view of a multilayered system in the case of absence (a) and presence  (b) of the covering liquid layer
Fig.  4  The  amplitude-frequency  characteristics  of  the  photoacoustic  response  of  the  studied  system with porous silicon layer (a, b) and silicon nanowires arrays (c, d) for the cases of absence  and presence covering liquid layer
Fig. 5. Experimental (by dots) and simulated (by lines) frequency dependencies of the amplitude  ratio measured for the sampled covered by liquid and the initial one
Fig. 6 Thermophysical parameters of the porous silicon samples with different porosity (a) and    the silicon nanowires arrays with different thickness (b)

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