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Controlled Air Gap Formation between W and TiO2 Films via Sub‐Surface TiO2 Atomic Layer Etching
Delivering SiH4 and WF6 to a lined array of TiO2 films produces a thin film of tungsten while simultaneously, the underlying TiO2 is removed. When the W‐coated TiO2 structure is exposed to further etching cycles after deposition, TiO2 etching continues vertically and laterally, creating a self‐supported W structure and a vacant air gap.
Hannah R. M. Margavio+6 more
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Comparative Radiographic Analysis of Trochleoplasties for Patellar Luxation Correction: Inter-Observer Agreement of a Modified Osteoarthritis Scoring System. [PDF]
Velich N+4 more
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This work introduces a universal approach for fabricating stiffness gradient hydrogels with diverse stiffness ranges and gradient profiles. Gradient formation is achieved by precisely controlling the thermal landscape within a microfluidic system, which drives thermophoretic redistribution of precursor components in solution.
Shin Wei Chong+9 more
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The quality and reliability of YouTube video content about gingival recession on different time periods. [PDF]
Bozoklu B+4 more
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Long-Term Damage from the Great Recession in OECD Countries
L. Ball
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State‐of‐the‐Art Solar Blind and X‐Ray Photodetectors Based on Gallium Oxide
State‐of‐the‐art Ga2O3‐based solar‐blind UV and X‐ray photodetectors (PDs) are reviewed. Benchmark plots compare responsivity versus specific detectivity for UV PDs (photoconductors, photovoltaic, Schottky, heterojunction, avalanche, and phototransistor types) and sensitivity versus response time for X‐ray detectors based on Ga2O3 bulk crystals, thin ...
Catherine Langpoklakpam+7 more
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Evaluation of augmented lateral rectus recession by hang back and Z-tenotomy for correction of large-angle exotropia. [PDF]
Mohamed BG+4 more
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This study explores how mechanical strain affects the optical and molecular properties of poly(ethylene terephthalate) (PET) films, crucial for flexible electronics. Using UV–Vis and Raman spectroscopy, it reveals strain‐induced changes in transparency and vibrational modes. Findings provide insights into optimizing PET‐based devices like organic solar
Mahya Ghorab+5 more
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