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No discussion of the microstructural characterization of thin films would be
complete without mentioning the dependence of microstructure upon deposition
and annealing conditions and the ways that have been developed for minimizing
their ...
No discussion of the microstructural characterization of thin films would be
complete without mentioning the dependence of microstructure upon deposition
and annealing conditions and the ways that have been developed for minimizing
their ...
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Use of thin films of NaCl as substrates for subsequent epitaxial deposition has
several advantages : they are very easy to form , they can be deposited in 10 - 5 -
10 - 10 Torr vacua , and perhaps most important of all they provide clean ...
Use of thin films of NaCl as substrates for subsequent epitaxial deposition has
several advantages : they are very easy to form , they can be deposited in 10 - 5 -
10 - 10 Torr vacua , and perhaps most important of all they provide clean ...
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D . Electrolytic Deposition The electrolytic deposition process is used to produce
powders of iron , copper , beryllium , nickel , and silver . The deposition process
of metals on a cathode of an electrolytic cell is rather easy to control . Process ...
D . Electrolytic Deposition The electrolytic deposition process is used to produce
powders of iron , copper , beryllium , nickel , and silver . The deposition process
of metals on a cathode of an electrolytic cell is rather easy to control . Process ...
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Contents
RICHARD W VOOK | 2 |
Epitaxial Monocrystalline Films | 10 |
Polycrystalline Films | 37 |
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