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Vacuum deposition of silicon monoxide for capacitors

Creator:

Lo, Joseph Ping Kwan

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The experimental procedure for evaporating silicon monoxide together with the methods for measuring the film thickness have been investigated. The effects of various process parameters on the rate of deposition, such as source temperature and source-substrate distance, have been studied. The uniformity of silicon monoxide films deposited by this particular...

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Vacuum deposition of silicon monoxide for capacitors AN
Kinetic study of Si(NH) synthesis via low temperature vapor phase reaction of SiCl and NH in a fluidized bed reactor

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Hsu, Chia-Chang, 1967-

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Masters Thesis

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FLUIDIZED BED REACTOR CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION Thermal decomposition of silicon diimide (Si(NH)2) is
Direct synthesis of tetramethoxysilane from silicon fines

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Vongpayabal, Panut

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Masters Thesis

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Tetramethoxysilane from Silicon Fines. Abstract approved: Shoichi Kimura It is an urgent need to find methods to
Photoluminescence properties investigation of germanium inserted biosilica generated by bioreactor culture of marine diatom Nitzschia frustulum

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Qin, Tian

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The purpose of this research was to investigate the optoelectronic properties of the Ge doped biosilica, mainly focused on the photoluminescence (PL) properties of diatom frustules of N. frustulum that contain metabolically inserted germanium oxide produced by a two-stage photobioreactor cultivation process. In order to explain the observed PL intensity...

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first. It was found that Ge inhibited diatom growth and silicon uptake rate when the Ge to Si molar
Characterizations of silicon-germanium nanocomposites fabricated by the marine diatom Nitzschia frustulum

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Liu, Shuhong

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Marine diatoms are a class of microalgae that possess cell walls composed of silica nanoparticles. These organisms actively assimilate silicic acid Si(OH)4 from seawater, polymerize silicic acid to silica nanoparticles by a protein-mediated precipitation process, and then assemble the silica nanoparticles into intricate patterns that constitute the cell wall microarchitecture...

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Silicon-Germanium Nanocomposites Fabricated by the Marine Diatom Nitzschia frustulum Abstract approved

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Chemical Engineering3
Chemical, Biological and Environmental Engineering1
Electrical and Electronics Engineering1

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Kimura, Shoichi2
Chang, Chih Hung1
Looney, James C.1
Rorrer, Gregory1

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Biermann, Christopher J.1
Chang, Chih-hung1
Jovanovic, Goran1
McGuire, Joseph1
Nelson, Peter O.1
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Hsu, Chia Chang, 1967 1
Liu, Shuhong1
Lo, Joseph Ping Kwan1
Qin, Tian1
Vongpayabal, Panut1

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1990-19992
1960-19691

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Chemical Engineering4
Electrical and Electronics Engineering1

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Master's5

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Master of Science (M.S.)5

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English [eng]5

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All rights reserved1

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Oregon State University. Graduate School5

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Masters Thesis[remove]5

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Diatoms -- Frustules2
Germanium compounds2
Nitzschia -- Physiology2
Silicon oxide2
Biomineralization1
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