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This charge is referred to as mobile ion charge , and sodium is the most common
source . The presence of mobile ions in the oxide is the result of unintentional
contamination during the processing of the device that resulted in instabilities in ...
This charge is referred to as mobile ion charge , and sodium is the most common
source . The presence of mobile ions in the oxide is the result of unintentional
contamination during the processing of the device that resulted in instabilities in ...
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In bulk glasses , losses are measured at sodium concentrations of 1 % and
greater . In thin films , instabilities in device characteristics are noticeable at
concentrations of one part in a million or less . The device is totally unusable with
sodium ...
In bulk glasses , losses are measured at sodium concentrations of 1 % and
greater . In thin films , instabilities in device characteristics are noticeable at
concentrations of one part in a million or less . The device is totally unusable with
sodium ...
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was less severe when they presynthesized a sodium borosilicate glass in air ,
ground it to a powder , and then heated a mixture of the glass and SizN , in a Mo
crucible . However , vigorous bubbling occurred during melting , and analysis ...
was less severe when they presynthesized a sodium borosilicate glass in air ,
ground it to a powder , and then heated a mixture of the glass and SizN , in a Mo
crucible . However , vigorous bubbling occurred during melting , and analysis ...
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