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Thick gold-film deposition by high-repetition visible pulsed-laser chemical vapor deposition

Morishige et al., 1994

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18337355921639876712
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Morishige Y
Kishida S
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Applied Physics A

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A highly conductive gold film, over 10 μm-thick with well-controlled linewidth, has been successfully deposited from dimethyl-gold-acetylacetonate and its fluorinated derivative by pyrolytic CVD (Chemical Vapor Deposition) with a high-repetition, visible, pulsed laser. The …
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