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We believe that this is due to a decrease in the molecular weight resulting from
C-C bond cleavage. Such a side reaction will be controlled by removing residual
oxygen in the chamber [4]. Table 2. Thermal stability of the fluorinated polymers ...
We believe that this is due to a decrease in the molecular weight resulting from
C-C bond cleavage. Such a side reaction will be controlled by removing residual
oxygen in the chamber [4]. Table 2. Thermal stability of the fluorinated polymers ...
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Therefore, single CH2-CH2 in parylene N is the thermally weakest bond. It
should be pointed out that both MS and FTIR are not able to determine the
thermal breakdown of the C-H bond at this time. Using isothermal TGA, MS and
FTIR, we ...
Therefore, single CH2-CH2 in parylene N is the thermally weakest bond. It
should be pointed out that both MS and FTIR are not able to determine the
thermal breakdown of the C-H bond at this time. Using isothermal TGA, MS and
FTIR, we ...
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known to be due to an elongated and branched structure of Si-O-Si bonds,
respectively[8]. The absorbance peak of the methyl (-CH3) group in argon
plasma treated film is much lower than that of the film cured in a furnace. The
intensity of ...
known to be due to an elongated and branched structure of Si-O-Si bonds,
respectively[8]. The absorbance peak of the methyl (-CH3) group in argon
plasma treated film is much lower than that of the film cured in a furnace. The
intensity of ...
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Contents
Methods and Needs for Low K Material Research | 3 |
Fluorinated Low Thermal Expansion Coefficient Polyimides | 19 |
Investigations of the Low Dielectric Constant Fluorinated | 31 |
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Low-Dielectric Constant Materials II: H. Treichel,A. C. Jones,A. Lagendijk,K. Uram Snippet view - 1997 |
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