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Short Range Bonding Interaction at Metal-Metal Interfaces
Abstract Using the techniques discussed by Falco, Bennett, and Boufelfel (in this volume), freshly deposited Mo surfaces were exposed to a beam of sputtered Ta atoms for varying, controlled lengths of time. The resultant number of deposited Ta atoms/cm2 (from here on referred to as Ta coverage) was subsequently measured using Rutherford Backscattering (RBS).
Short Range Bonding Interaction at Metal-Metal Interfaces
Abstract Using the techniques discussed by Falco, Bennett, and Boufelfel (in this volume), freshly deposited Mo surfaces were exposed to a beam of sputtered Ta atoms for varying, controlled lengths of time. The resultant number of deposited Ta atoms/cm2 (from here on referred to as Ta coverage) was subsequently measured using Rutherford Backscattering (RBS).
Short Range Bonding Interaction at Metal-Metal Interfaces
Bennett, Wayne R. (author) / Leavitt, John A. (author) / Falco, Charles M. (author)
1985-01-01
2 pages
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English
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