Mimicking Nanometer Atomic Processes on a Micrometer Scale via Electrophoretic Deposition

Mimicking Nanometer Atomic Processes on a Micrometer Scale via Electrophoretic Deposition
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通过电泳沉积在微米尺度上模拟纳米原子过程

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2000
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T. Umegaki
T. Umegaki
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P. Sarkar;D. De;K. Yamashita;P. Nicholson;T. Umegaki

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