A simple method for preparing ''sodium-free'' thermally grown silicon dioxide on silicon.
Sodium free thermally grown silicon dioxide on silicon for MOS process, noting surface charge density characteristics
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Sodium free thermally grown silicon dioxide on silicon for MOS process, noting surface charge density characteristics
Sputtering technique forms transition-metal interstitial compounds into superconducting thin films having transition temperatures similar to those of the bulk materials. Since the magnetic-field and current-carrying properties of the films exceed those of the bulk materials, they may have applications other than in tunneling devices.
Slush hydrogen and nitrogen gels for rocket propellants
Synthesis of Pyrrone laminates from sulfone dianhydride
Data reduction of instruction manual for meteorological reports
Ultrapure copper fluoride synthesis, analytical techniques, and production of one kilogram for cathode material
Vapor phase epitaxial production of indium arsenic phosphide crystalline layers, discussing electron mobilities, electrical resistivities and doping
Compression molding of molecular salt-like intermediate Pyrrone powders by two pressure method, noting volatiles elimination
Corrosion and stress effects separation in stress corrosion of Al-Zn-Mg-Cu alloy, considering machined surface finishing role
Thin film thermistors heat-separated from graphite substrate to achieve positive temperature resistance coefficient via argon heating and oxygen cooling
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Ferrofluids are made by grinding magnetic particles together with a polar surfactant and a nonpolar solvent. The surfactant is adsorbed on the particle surfaces and acts as a coupling agent between the particles and the solvent.
Flash freezing process yields gelling agent for use at cryogenic temperatures. Vaporized material, diluted with an inert gas, is injected below the surface of an agitated cryogenic liquid. This method disperses particles of chlorine trifluoride in liquid oxygen difluoride.
Process yields difunctional isobutylene polymers ranging in molecular weight from 1150 to 3600. These polymers have the potential for copolymerization and cross-linking with other monomers to form elastomeric materials.
Hydroxy-terminated perfluoroethers and polyurethane resins derived from ethers have outstanding chemical resistance and good thermal properties. They can be used as potting compounds, coatings, and seals. The hydroxy-terminated ethers serve as intermediates in the synthesis of highly fluorinated elastomers and adhesives.
Feasibility and characterization of Pyrrone foams
Control of vapor phase reaction kinetics to produce pigments by homogeneous nucleation