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Electrical and optical properties of indium doped zinc oxide films prepared by atmospheric pressure chemical vapor deposition

Hu et al., 1992

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16157331714788775734
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Hu J
Gordon R
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Indium doped zinc oxide films have been deposited from diethyl zinc, ethanol and trimethyl indium in the temperature range between 225° C and 450° C in a laminar flow atmospheric chemical vapor deposition reactor. Both doped and undoped films were crystalline. The …
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