Why do all the metal oxides (amorphous) deposited by ALD have the same phenomenon?

(not considering the temperature effect here)

They all have lower refractive indexes with thinner films(fewer cycles) and refractive indexes increase with the thickness(still amorphous).

Does ALD have some imperfect mechanism in the early deposition process, or is it the nature of metal oxides?

How do we explain this phenomenon?

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