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Articles by keyword: «Solvent»

• A Novel Vapor Phase Etching Process for Si
  Published in: Ultra Clean Processing of Semiconductor Surfaces IX (p239)
• Advances of Application of Ionic Liquids in Catalytic Oxidation Reactions
  Published in: Fundamental of Chemical Engineering (p499)
• All Wet Photoresist Strip by Solvent Aerosol Spray
  Published in: Ultra Clean Processing of Semiconductor Surfaces IX (p285)
• Applicable Solvent Photoresist Strip Process for High-K/Metal Gate
  Published in: Ultra Clean Processing of Semiconductor Surfaces X (p105)
• Cononsolvency Phenomena of Poly(N-Isopropylacrylamide) in Mixed Solvents at Different Temperatures
  Published in: Advanced Textile Materials (p1752)
• Crystal Growth and Epitaxy from Solutions I. Fundamentals of Growth from Solutions
  Published in: Theoretical and Technological Aspects of Crystal Growth (p175)
• Effect of Different Reaction Solvents on the Hydrophobic and Structural Properties of Silica Cryogels
  Published in: Optoelectronic Materials (p1238)
• Effect of N-Isopropylacrylamide on the Structure and Swelling Behavior of Microporous Polyurethane Film
  Published in: Manufacturing Processes and Systems (p1652)
• Effect of Solvents on the Dispersion Stability of Alloy 625 Nanoparticles
  Published in: Nanocomposites and Nanoporous Materials VII (p307)
• Effect of the Solvents on the Solution Mixture Derived Polylactide/Hydroxyapatite Composites
  Published in: Bioceramics 16 (p477)
• Electrodeposited Crack-Free CdS Thin Films Using Organic Solvents
  Published in: Advanced Engineering Materials (p2404)
• Experimental Study on Extracting Humic Acid from Lignite
  Published in: Powder Technology and Application III (p56)
• Extraction and Analysis of Water-Insoluble Pyrolyzed Oil from Rice Hull
  Published in: Application of Chemical Engineering (p470)
• Formulation Design of the Blue Fluorescent Ink-Jet Ink
  Published in: Printing and Packaging Study (p429)
• Improved Cleaning Process for Etch Residue Removal in an Advanced Copper/Low-k Device without the Use of DMAC (Dimethylacetamide)
  Published in: Ultra Clean Processing of Semiconductor Surfaces X (p245)