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ABSTRACTThe extent of boron channeled into interstitial and substitutional sites is measured for singly charged ions of B, BF, BCl, and BF2 implanted into <100> silicon. We find that the most deeply penetrating boron atoms ome to rest in interstiitial sites with the consequence that electrical junctions are always more shallow than etallurgical junctions. This result is essentially independent of ion mass, energy, and fluence.


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