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... Vapor Deposition Processes A. Introduction Vapor deposition processes involving physical or chemical techniques form the basis of many modern preparative methods for inorganic materials , particularly as used by the electronics industry ...
... Vapor Deposition Processes A. Introduction Vapor deposition processes involving physical or chemical techniques form the basis of many modern preparative methods for inorganic materials , particularly as used by the electronics industry ...
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... deposition substrate must be kept at a relatively high temperature . With the first process type a high temperature vapor phase is usually required to generate the reduced valence species necessary to ... Vapor Deposition Processes 95.
... deposition substrate must be kept at a relatively high temperature . With the first process type a high temperature vapor phase is usually required to generate the reduced valence species necessary to ... Vapor Deposition Processes 95.
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... deposition of multiple layers of different materials without loss of vacuum . Such coatings find application for camera lenses , aluminum - coated mirrors , laser reflectors , heat reflection coatings for ... Vapor Deposition Processes 101.
... deposition of multiple layers of different materials without loss of vacuum . Such coatings find application for camera lenses , aluminum - coated mirrors , laser reflectors , heat reflection coatings for ... Vapor Deposition Processes 101.
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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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