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Effect of In Situ Al Roll Coating on Strip Surface Quality in Traditional Twin-Roll Casting of Aluminum Alloys

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By Han-Gyoung Cho, Young Do Kim, Min-Seok Kim, young do
| MDPI
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Prediction of Grain Structure and Texture in Twin-Roll Cast Aluminum Alloys Using Cellular Automaton-Finite Element Method

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By Young Do Kim, Min-Seok Kim, young do, Han-Gyoung Cho
| MDPI
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Improving Durability of Dye-Based Polarizing Films Using Novel Reactive Dyes as Dichroic Materials

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By Young Do Kim, Jung Lee, young do, Jung Jin
| MDPI
1. Introduction Polarizing films (PFs), used to control the transmittance of light in liquid crystal displays and reduce reflections in OLED panels, play a crucial role as optical components for both LCD and OLED displays, respectively. In general, polarizing films use iodine as a polarizing material. However, due to the sublimation of iodine at over 90 °C, light leakage of display with the iodine-based polarizing film occurs at that temperature.
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