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Copper oxynitride thin films with a minor oxygen content were prepared on silicon wafers at 100 °C by reactive magnetron sputtering using a gas mixture of nitrogen and oxygen. Addition of oxygen immediately improves the compactness of the deposits, which otherwise comprise ragged Cu3N nanocrystallites. With an oxygen content

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