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Influence of pre-rolling deformation on distribution characteristics of T1 precipitate in artificially aged Al-Cu-Li alloy

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By Kye J. Robinson, Hanan Alexandra Hsain, Teo Lombardo
| American Institute of Physics
Citation Shuwei DuanFuqiang GuoWenting MaZhongli LiuXiaoyang YiKenji MatsudaYue LiYong Zou; Influence of pre-rolling deformation on distribution characteristics of T1 precipitate in artificially aged Al–Cu–Li alloy. J. Vac. Sci. Technol. A 1 September 2024; 42 (5): 052701. https://doi.org/10.1116/6.0003679 Download citation file: Ris (Zotero) Reference Manager EasyBib Bookends Mendeley Papers EndNote RefWorks BibTex
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Dry and wet etching of single-crystal AlN

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By Nahid Sultan, Kye J. Robinson, Hanan Alexandra Hsain, Teo Lombardo
| American Institute of Physics
The dry etching of high crystal quality c-plane AlN grown by metal organic chemical vapor deposition was examined as a function of source and chuck power in inductively coupled plasmas of Cl /Ar or Cl /Ar/CHF . Maximum etch rates of ∼1500 Å min−1 were obtained at high powers, with selectivity over SiO up to 3. The as-etched surfaces in Cl /Ar/CHF have F-related residues, which can be removed in NH OH solutions.
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Self-assembled oligomeric structures of an asymmetric molecular linker; 4-isocyanophenyl disulfide on Au(111)

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By Kye J. Robinson, B. Vincent Crist, Teo Lombardo
| American Institute of Physics
Para-substituted benzenes, such as 1,4-benzene dithiol and 1,4-phenyl diisocyanide, have been observed to oligomerize on the Au(111) surface by incorporating gold adatoms extracted from the substrate. This work investigates if oligomerization occurs for an analogous but asymmetric linker, 4-isocyanophenyl disulfide (ICPD) on Au(111). This molecule is comprised of both disulfide and isocyanide terminal groups attached to the phenyl ring.
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