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Chemical vapor deposition of polysilicon at 535 ºC results in a deposition rate of 3.25 nm/min....

Chemical vapor deposition of polysilicon at 535 ºC results in a deposition rate of 3.25 nm/min. What deposition rate can be expected at 625 ºC if the apparent activation energy for film deposition is 1.65 eV?

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