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... possible to grow single crystals by physical vapor deposition which have far fewer lattice defects than crystals grown from melts ( Recker and Leckebusch , 1969 ) . In order to grow large single crystals from the vapor phase , it is ...
... possible to grow single crystals by physical vapor deposition which have far fewer lattice defects than crystals grown from melts ( Recker and Leckebusch , 1969 ) . In order to grow large single crystals from the vapor phase , it is ...
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... possible vapor solvating interactions such as hydration ( see Section F to follow ) . Also , the general lack of data regarding fluoride . volatility has necessitated , for the most part , the neglect of this possible additional source ...
... possible vapor solvating interactions such as hydration ( see Section F to follow ) . Also , the general lack of data regarding fluoride . volatility has necessitated , for the most part , the neglect of this possible additional source ...
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... possible to distinguish between collisional or thermal activation and vari- ous modes of chemiluminescent excitation , e.g. , see Reid and Sugden ( 1962 ) . • It is possible to determine the thermal nature of species ionization , and ...
... possible to distinguish between collisional or thermal activation and vari- ous modes of chemiluminescent excitation , e.g. , see Reid and Sugden ( 1962 ) . • It is possible to determine the thermal nature of species ionization , and ...
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Chemistry of High Temperature Species in Space | 7 |
Appendix Major Literature Sources for High Temperature Chemistry | 36 |
Synergistic Reactions | 58 |
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