Atomic layer deposited aluminum oxide mitigates outgassing from fused filament fabrication–based 3-D printed components
Authors:
- Ismo T.S. HeikkinenIHIsmo T.S. Heikkinen
- Giovanni MarinGMGiovanni Marin
- Nupur BihariNBNupur Bihari
- Craig EkstrumCECraig Ekstrum
- Pierce J. MayvillePMPierce J. Mayville
- Yuhuan FeiYFYuhuan Fei
- Yun Hang HuYHYun Hang Hu
- Maarit KarppinenMKMaarit Karppinen
- Hele SavinHSHele Savin
- Joshua M. PearceJoshua M. Pearce
- 1 March 2020
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Surface and Coatings Technology
- Vol. 386
Abstract
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Funding Information
- Fulbright Finland
- Aalto ELEC doctoral school
- Walter Ahlström Foundation
- Strategic Research Council (303452)
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