Within silane pyrolysis influencing silicon film deposition, which consequence results when substrate temperature increases?

💡 Explanation

Increased temperature favors gas-phase decomposition via the Arrhenius equation; therefore, homogeneous nucleation increases, rather than surface reactions dominating, because thermal energy promotes gas dissociation rather than surface adsorption governing the reaction.

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