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The kinetic parameters and the limiting thickness of alumina formed on an aluminium film, at room temperature, under ambient pressure, can be determined by using an attenuated total reflection experimental set-up. An oxide layer growths rapidly and reaches a limiting thickness of about 032 Å after 10 minutes of exposure. Longer exposure time leads to a slow increase (about 40 Å after three months). Raman spectroscopic investigation reveals the presence of OH surface groups at the same frequency position as those observed on γ-alumina. No vibrational bands of the aluminium oxide was detected

GROWTH OF THIN ALUMINA FILM ON ALUMINIUM AT ROOM TEMPERATURE : A KINETIC AND SPECTROSCOPIC STUDY BY SURFACE PLASMON EXCITATION