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Topics Code field begins with “5-h”; 10 programs are found.
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| Time | Paper ID | Title / Authors | Keywords | Topic code | Ack. number |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Day 3 | PD371 | Synthesis of highly crystalline graphene by chemical vapor deposition using molten Cu catalyst | graphene chemical vapor deposition molten Cu catalyst | 5-h | 116 |
| Day 3 | PD366 | Synthesis of Boron Nitride Nanotubes by Controlled Supply of Boron Oxide Vapor via Reaction of Solid Boron and Water Vapor | boron nitride nanotube (BNNT) chemical vapor deposition (CVD) boron oxide vapor | 5-h | 394 |
| Day 3 | PD372 | Development of synthesis method for surface-modified iron oxide nanoparticles using super critical carbon dioxide | iron oxide organic surfactant supercritical carbon dioxide | 5-h | 439 |
| Day 3 | PD374 | Film formation of SiOx thin film by plasma CVD and its evaluation | CVD Plasma coating | 5-h | 303 |
| Day 3 | L318 | Comparative study on precursors in Co-ALD process | ALD cobalt precursor | 5-h | 585 |
| Day 3 | L319 | Density Function Theory Study of Cu(II) Acetylacetonate Adsorption on Cu (111) surface | Atomic Layer Depositon Density Function Theory Surface Adsorption | 5-h | 110 |
| Day 3 | L320 | CVD of methylammonium bismuth iodide perovskite using molten bismuth | CVD perovskite methylammonium bismuth iodide | 5-h | 649 |
| Day 3 | L321 | Preparation of Ag-embedded TiO2 film by reducing metal ions via plasma-enhanced chemical vapor deposition | nanoparticles photocatalytic activity morphology | 5-h | 492 |
| Day 3 | L322 | Construction of surface reaction model of TiAlN-CVD based on theoretical study | TiAlN CVD Surface reaction kinetics | 5-h | 578 |
| Day 3 | L323 | Consideration of the factors of more uniform growth in SiC-CVI from MTS/H2 by addition of SiCl4 | SiC CVI CMC | 5-h | 511 |
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SCEJ 87th Annual Meeting (Kobe, 2022)
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