Low-Temperature Growth

Low-Temperature Growth refers to a process used in materials science, particularly in the creation of thin films or coatings. This technique involves growing materials at lower temperatures than usual, which can lead to unique properties in the final product. By controlling the temperature, scientists can influence how atoms arrange themselves, resulting in better quality, improved performance, or specific characteristics that are not achievable at higher temperatures. This is important in industries like electronics, optics, and nanotechnology, where the precise control of material properties is crucial for the development of advanced devices.