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Atomically Precise Surface and Interface Engineering via Atomic Layer Deposition to Enable High-Performance Materials, Detectors, and Instruments

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F. Greer, Hoenk, M. E., Jones, T. J., Jacquot, B. C., Dickie, M., Monacos, S., Nikzad, S., Day, P., Leduc, R., Hamden, E., Schiminovich, D., Beasley, M., Gantner, B., Morrissey, Patrick, Martin, Christopher. 2011-01-01. Atomically Precise Surface and Interface Engineering via Atomic Layer Deposition to Enable High-Performance Materials, Detectors, and Instruments. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20120015834

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