Effects of argon dilution of an ethanol/hydrogen gas feed on the growth of diamond by hot-filament chemical vapor deposition
Authors:
- Vitor BaranauskasVBVitor Baranauskas
- Helder J CeragioliHCHelder J Ceragioli
- Alfredo C PeterlevitzAPAlfredo C Peterlevitz
- Marcelo C TosinMTMarcelo C Tosin
- Steven F DurrantSDSteven F Durrant
- 1 December 2000
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Thin Solid Films
- Vol. 377-378, 303-308
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