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RIBBON SUBSTRATES An unusual substrate was developed to make
filamentary deposits . ... The difference in width of the two ribbons left a gap
between each turn of the polished ribbon so that the deposit would not be
continuous between ...
RIBBON SUBSTRATES An unusual substrate was developed to make
filamentary deposits . ... The difference in width of the two ribbons left a gap
between each turn of the polished ribbon so that the deposit would not be
continuous between ...
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for deposits of very high purity . ... is important to design the chamber to only
expose the substrate to shields that will themselves be coated with some stray
deposit . ... Some deposit impurity levels may actually be lower than those in the
target .
for deposits of very high purity . ... is important to design the chamber to only
expose the substrate to shields that will themselves be coated with some stray
deposit . ... Some deposit impurity levels may actually be lower than those in the
target .
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A . Materials Studies Most deposits were made at low temperatures , e . g . , less
than 100° C , to take advantage of the opportunity to form metastable phases . A
significant factor in the work on materials was that deposit structure was quite ...
A . Materials Studies Most deposits were made at low temperatures , e . g . , less
than 100° C , to take advantage of the opportunity to form metastable phases . A
significant factor in the work on materials was that deposit structure was quite ...
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R JAMES | 2 |
Principles of XRay Stress Measurement | 4 |
Control of Accuracy and Precision | 25 |
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