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Low Sheet Resistivity of Transparent Ga-Doped ZnO Film Grown by Atmospheric Spray Pyrolysis by Takemoto, Yujin, Oshima, Minoru, Yoshino, Kenji, Toyota, Kouji, Inaba, Koichiro, Haga, Ken-ichi, Tokudome, Koichi

“…Ga-doped ZnO film on polyethylene terephthalate film was successfully grown at 150 °C by conventional atmospheric spray pyrolysis using diethylzinc-based…”
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Low Sheet Resistivity of Transparent Ga-Doped ZnO Film Grown by Atmospheric Spray Pyrolysis by Takemoto, Yujin, Oshima, Minoru, Yoshino, Kenji, Toyota, Kouji, Inaba, Koichiro, Haga, Ken-ichi, Tokudome, Koichi

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Growth of Spin-Coated ZnO Films Using Diethylzinc Solution by Yoshino, Kenji, Shinmiya, Masato, Kamiya, Naomi, Kosaka, Junko, Oshima, Minoru, Takemoto, Yujin, Toyota, Kouji, Inaba, Koichiro, Haga, Ken-ichi, Tokudome, Koichi

“…Nondoped ZnO films on a glass substrate have been successfully grown by conventional spin coating at room temperature using a diethylzinc-based solution. The…”
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Low-Temperature Growth of ZnO Films by Spray Pyrolysis by Yoshino, Kenji, Takemoto, Yujin, Oshima, Minoru, Toyota, Kouji, Inaba, Koichiro, Haga, Ken-ichi, Tokudome, Koichi

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Growth of Spin-Coated ZnO Films Using Diethylzinc Solution by Yoshino, Kenji, Shinmiya, Masato, Kamiya, Naomi, Kosaka, Junko, Oshima, Minoru, Takemoto, Yujin, Toyota, Kouji, Inaba, Koichiro, Haga, Ken-ichi, Tokudome, Koichi

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Nano-size particles of palladium intermetallic compounds as catalysts for oxidative acetoxylation by Komatsu, Takayuki, Inaba, Koichiro, Uezono, Tomoyuki, Onda, Ayumu, Yashima, Tatsuaki

“…Fine particles of palladium containing intermetallic compounds (IMCs) were prepared on the surface of silica gel and their catalytic properties for the…”
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Low-Temperature Growth of ZnO Films by Spray Pyrolysis by Yoshino, Kenji, Takemoto, Yujin, Oshima, Minoru, Toyota, Kouji, Inaba, Koichiro, Haga, Ken-ichi, Tokudome, Koichi

“…Nondoped ZnO film on a polyethylene terephthalate film was successfully grown by conventional spray pyrolysis at 100 °C using a diethylzinc-based solution…”
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