Optimization of Maximum VO2 Content in Polymorphous Oxides of Vanadium

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Optical properties of thin films of vanadium thermally oxidized at air were studied by ellipsometric method using wavelength of He-Ne laser. Multipart composition of these films was revealed and method of optimization of technological conditions based on dynamic of changing optical constants near 68°C was developed.

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