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Strontium nitrate potential alternative to silicon for microelectronic devices? |
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| Metal Oxide Films
: 10 March, 2014 |
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Usually, microelectronic devices are made of silicon or similar semiconductors. Recently, the electronic properties of metal oxides have become quite interesting. These materials are more complex, yet offer a broader range of possibilities to tune their properties. An important breakthrough has now been achieved at the Vienna University of Technology: a two dimensional electron gas was created in strontium titanate. In a thin layer just below the surface electrons can move freely and occupy different quantum states. |
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Liquid-free preparation of high purity Metal Organic Frameworks (MOFs) could progress sensors and magnetic materials |
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| Metal Oxide Films
: 03 January, 2013 |
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Researchers at Aldrich Materials Science have discovered an innovative way to design an important class of three-dimensional (3D) hybrid structures, Metal Organic Frameworks (MOFs), under completely liquid-free conditions. High purity MOF products prepared by the liquid-free process may be ideally suited as rare earth containing materials for sensors and detectors, electronic or magnetic materials. The discovery also extends liquid-free preparation techniques to a large new class of 3D-structured materials and is expected to lead to new products with unique properties and suitability for applications heretofore unknown. |
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Scientists 'PAD' their way to new metal-oxide film technology |
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| Metal Oxide Films
: 15 December, 2004 |
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University of California scientists working with a researcher from Washington State University at Los Alamos National Laboratory's Superconductivity Technology Center have developed a novel method for creating high performance, inorganic metal-oxide films using polymer-assisted deposition, or PAD. The breakthrough could pave the way for a greater use of metal-oxide films into the electronics manufacturing industry. |
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