In this letter p(+)/n junctions formed by a solid source of a boron-doped l
ayer under different ambient gases sill be demonstrated, In this study, it
mas found that the obtained junction depth depends strongly on the ambient
gas. Especially in the N2O ambient, the diffusion of boron is enormously en
hanced, The resulting junction depth can be as high as eight times of those
junctions formed in N-2. Such phenomenon is much more profound than the we
ll-known oxidation-enhanced diffusion (OED) effect of O-2. We call this new
effect as the nitri-oxidation-enhanced diffusion: (NOED) effect. As a cons
equence, it is proposed that the NOED effect is instrumental for low-cost f
abrication of well structures in the CMOS technology.