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Growth and molarity effects on properties of alumina thin films obtained by spray pyrolysis

Khatibani et al., 2014

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13035000061110417033
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Khatibani A
Rozati S
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Materials science in semiconductor processing

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Various and versatile applications of alumina in materials science and engineering specially in semiconductor and energy conversion technology encouraged us to prepare and investigate its physical properties as much as possible. Hence, after depositing of alumina …
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