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21. Growth and microstructure of reactive sputter deposited boron nitride : carbon (BN:C) thin films
Abstract : Growth, microstructure and mechanical properties of boron nitride: carbon (BN:C) have been studied in films prepared by reactive r.f. diode sputter deposition as well as by reactive unbalanced d.c. READ MORE
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22. Reactive Sputtering of Cubic-Phase BN:C and Nanostructured B-N-C Films : Growth, Microstructure, and Mechanical Properties
Abstract : Synthesis, structure, and mechanical property related issues in the carbon-containing boron nitride (BN:C) system have been studied. Magnetron sputtering, comprising a B4C target in mixed Ar-N2 discharges and deposition parameters of low ion energy, high ion-to-neutral flux ratio, and substrate temperatures ... READ MORE
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23. Probing Paramagnetic Systems by Solid-State NMR Spectroscopy
Abstract : Paramagnetic systems have a wide range of applications ranging from energy storage or conversion to catalytic processes, metalloproteins and light-emitting materials. Over the recent years nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectroscopy has become an established tool for studying the structural and electronic properties of these systems, largely because it can provide a link between the structure and the bulk properties. READ MORE
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24. Ellipsometric studies of SiC in the infrared, visual and ultraviolet spectral region
Abstract : Spectroscopic ellipsometry has been used to determine the dielectric function of the most common polytypes, 3C, 4H and 6H, of SiC and also of some related materials. Measurements have been performed in the infrared, visible and ultraviolet energy region. READ MORE
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25. Optical characterization of wide band gap materials by spectroscopic ellipsometry
Abstract : Spectroscopic ellipsometry has been employed in the study of wide band gap materials. Ellipsometry is based on the study of changes in the polarization state of light upon reflection on a surface. READ MORE