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    Low temperature pulsed laser deposition of titanium carbide on bearing steels by Radhakrishnan, G, Adams, P.M, Speckman, D.M

    Published in Thin solid films (10-01-2000)
    “…This study focuses on the room temperature pulsed laser deposition (PLD) of titanium carbide (TiC), as a wear-resistant coating on 52100 and 440C bearing…”
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    Alternatives to arsine: the atmospheric pressure organometallic chemical vapor deposition growth of GaAs using triethylarsenic by SPECKMAN, D. M, WENDT, J. P

    Published in Applied physics letters (16-03-1987)
    “…Studies on the homoepitaxial growth of unintentionally doped GaAs by atmospheric pressure organometallic chemical vapor deposition using triethylarsenic and…”
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    Vapor deposition of high-purity GaAs epilayers using monoethylarsine by SPECKMAN, D. M, WENDT, J. P

    Published in Applied physics letters (19-03-1990)
    “…High-purity GaAs epitaxial layers have been successfully grown using the novel organoarsine reagent source, monoethylarsine (EtAsH2), with trimethylgallium…”
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    Magnetoresistive La0.83Sr0.17MnO3 Ceramics by DAAS Technique by Yang, S, Lin, C. T, Rogacki, K, Dabrowski, B, Adams, P. M, Speckman, D. M

    Published in Chemistry of materials (18-05-1998)
    “…Manganese-based perovskites have been successfully synthesized using deposition by aqueous acetate solution (DAAS). This novel technique, which has the…”
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    The effect of deposition conditions on the atomic oxygen induced degradation of MgF2 anti-reflective coatings by Ianno, N J, Speckman, D M

    “…Spacecraft orbiting below about 800 km are exposed to a high flux of atomic oxygen (AO) that can severely degrade surface materials. Of particular concern are…”
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