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Nanoporous films have potential applications in thermoelectric cooling on a chip, sensors, solar cells, and desalination. For phonon transport, amorphization and other pore-edge defects introduced by ...the nanofabrication processes can eliminate wave effects by diffusively scattering short-wavelength phonons and thus destroying the phonon phase coherence. As a result, phononic effects can only be observed at 10 K or below, when long-wavelength phonons become dominant for thermal transport. In this work, a 70-nm-thick silicon thin film with approximately 100-nm-diameter nanopores was annealed under a high vacuum, and the change of pore-edge defects was observed with in situ transmission electron microscopy. It was found that the pore-edge defects can be minimized to a sub-1-nm layer by annealing between 773 and 873 K for 30 min, without changing the pore sizes. The largely reduced pore-edge defects are critical to the desired phonon wave effects within a periodic nanoporous structure.続きを見る
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