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Laser annealing of zinc oxide thin film deposited by spray-CVD

Bhaumik et al., 1998

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5157271248101800755
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Bhaumik G
Nath A
Basu S
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A polycrystalline ZnO film was deposited on quartz and silicon substrates by a spray-CVD method. The deposited film was annealed by thermal and by laser heating. Both CW CO2 laser and pulsed excimer (XeCl) lasers were used for the purpose. The as-grown film and …
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