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Transition metals to the right of the periodic table coordinate with fewer fluorine
atoms and the reaction products possess significantly higher boiling or
sublimation temperatures ; all of which are well above any temperature which
would be ...
Transition metals to the right of the periodic table coordinate with fewer fluorine
atoms and the reaction products possess significantly higher boiling or
sublimation temperatures ; all of which are well above any temperature which
would be ...
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High glass transition temperatures are desired for dielectrics applications , since
less residual stress in a polymeric ... when the material does not experience any
phase transitions on cooling from processing temperatures ( which can be as ...
High glass transition temperatures are desired for dielectrics applications , since
less residual stress in a polymeric ... when the material does not experience any
phase transitions on cooling from processing temperatures ( which can be as ...
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Table 6 : Glass transition temperaturesa ) of the polymers 16 Polymer No . 162
165 166 160 T . / °C 170 1 90 195 200 a ) DSC , 20 K / min 166 150 167 195 168
150 16h 195 Table 6 : Glass transition temperaturesa ) of the polymers 16 ...
Table 6 : Glass transition temperaturesa ) of the polymers 16 Polymer No . 162
165 166 160 T . / °C 170 1 90 195 200 a ) DSC , 20 K / min 166 150 167 195 168
150 16h 195 Table 6 : Glass transition temperaturesa ) of the polymers 16 ...
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LowDielectric Constant Materials for IC Intermetal | 3 |
A Study of Anisotropy of Spin Cast and VaporDeposited | 15 |
A LOW ER Material Candidate for ULSI | 21 |
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