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Precise and Quantitative Evaluation of the Adhesive Strength of Diamond Thin Films by Bulge/Blister Test

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Key Engineering Materials (Volumes 259-260)

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March 2004

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Xiao Gang Jian, Ming Chen, Fang Hong Sun, Zhi Ming Zhang, H.S. Shen

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Adhesive Strength, Bulge/Blister Test, Diamond Thin Film, Quantitative Evaluation

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