Glass, Volume 26Minoru Tomozawa, R. H. Doremus Academic Press, 1977 - Glass |
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... sodium is the most common source . The presence of mobile ions in the oxide is the result of unintentional con- tamination during the processing of the device that resulted in instabilities in MOSFET characteristics . Mobile ions drift ...
... sodium is the most common source . The presence of mobile ions in the oxide is the result of unintentional con- tamination during the processing of the device that resulted in instabilities in MOSFET characteristics . Mobile ions drift ...
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... 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 concentrations of the ...
... 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 concentrations of the ...
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... sodium , and boron than did the starting mixture . Sodium borate glasses containing up to 3.3 - wt . % nitrogen recently were reported by Frischat and co - workers ( 1984 ) . Preparation involved reacting BN with a previously prepared ...
... sodium , and boron than did the starting mixture . Sodium borate glasses containing up to 3.3 - wt . % nitrogen recently were reported by Frischat and co - workers ( 1984 ) . Preparation involved reacting BN with a previously prepared ...
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RONALD E LOEHMAN 119 Sandia National Laboratories Albuquerque | 119 |
HeavyMetal Fluoride Glasses | 151 |
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