Synthesis of Zinc Oxide Nanorods and their Sensing Properties
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p.150
High Electro-Optic Coefficient in Organic NLO Polymers: Poling and Study of the Relaxation Process
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p.154
Tunable Bragg Gratings in Polymer Thin Films
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p.158
Synthesis of a Tri Chromophore System for Electro-Optic Applications
p.162
p.162
Characterization of Pd Nano-Thin Films for High-Speed Switchable Mirrors
p.166
p.166
Characterization of CdTe X-Ray Sensor Layer on Medipix Detector Chips
p.170
p.170
Development and Characterization of a Portable Fibre Optic Dosimeter
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p.174
Optics-Based Strain Sensing System
p.178
p.178
High-Throughput Microfluidic Sorting of C. elegans for Automated Force Pattern Measurement
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p.182
Characterization of Pd Nano-Thin Films for High-Speed Switchable Mirrors
Abstract:
We fabricated Pd thin films from 2 to 35 nm thick via thermal evaporation, and a hermetically sealed hydrogen optical cell was used to characterize the films for properties such as hydrogen fractional ratio, optical switching contrast (Weber contrast), and response and recovery times. An atomic force microscope with a high resolution scanning tip was used to study the evolution of the film morphology.
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Materials Science Forum (Volume 700)
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166-169
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September 2011
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