TiN–Fe Vertically Aligned Nanocomposites Integrated on Silicon as a Multifunctional Platform toward Device Applications

TiN–Fe Vertically Aligned Nanocomposites Integrated on Silicon as a Multifunctional Platform toward Device Applications
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10.3390/cryst12060849
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发表时间:
2022-06
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2.7
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M. Kalaswad;Di Zhang;Bethany X. Rutherford;Juanjuan Lu;J. P. Barnard;Zihao He;Juncheng Liu;Haohan Wang;Xiaoshan Xu;Haiyan Wang
M. Kalaswad;Di Zhang;Bethany X. Rutherford;Juanjuan Lu;J. P. Barnard;Zihao He;Juncheng Liu;Haohan Wang;Xiaoshan Xu;Haiyan Wang
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材料科学3区
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作者:
M. Kalaswad;Di Zhang;Bethany X. Rutherford;Juanjuan Lu;J. P. Barnard;Zihao He;Juncheng Liu;Haohan Wang;Xiaoshan Xu;Haiyan Wang

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