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... applications at high temperatures . Areas of Application A number of technologically important areas where the chemical aspects of high temperature vapors are of fundamental importance are indicated in Table 1.2 . The contents of later ...
... applications at high temperatures . Areas of Application A number of technologically important areas where the chemical aspects of high temperature vapors are of fundamental importance are indicated in Table 1.2 . The contents of later ...
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... applications . TABLE 3.1 Relationships and Scope of Application for the Various Subject Areas of Chemical Vapor Transport and Deposition Subject area Relationships Scope of application II . Chemical and physical vapor deposition ...
... applications . TABLE 3.1 Relationships and Scope of Application for the Various Subject Areas of Chemical Vapor Transport and Deposition Subject area Relationships Scope of application II . Chemical and physical vapor deposition ...
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... Application 1. General Applications Vapor deposition , in general , competes with electrodeposition as a commercial molecular - forming process . The former process is more versatile in that it is not restricted to the production of ...
... Application 1. General Applications Vapor deposition , in general , competes with electrodeposition as a commercial molecular - forming process . The former process is more versatile in that it is not restricted to the production of ...
Contents
Appendix Major Literature Sources for High Temperature Chemistry | 36 |
GraphiteGas Reactions | 59 |
Appendix Some Additional Recent Literature on High Temperature GasSolid | 89 |
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