Relevance of processing parameters for grain growth of metal halide perovskites with nanoimprint

Relevance of processing parameters for grain growth of metal halide perovskites with nanoimprint
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10.1007/s00339-021-04830-0
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2021-08
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Applied Physics A
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A. Mayer;T. Haeger;M. Runkel;J. Rond;J. Staabs;F. van gen Hassend;A. Röttger;P. Görrn;T. Ried
A. Mayer;T. Haeger;M. Runkel;J. Rond;J. Staabs;F. van gen Hassend;A. Röttger;P. Görrn;T. Ried
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A. Mayer;T. Haeger;M. Runkel;J. Rond;J. Staabs;F. van gen Hassend;A. Röttger;P. Görrn;T. Ried

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