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Through the exposure of these cases, we suggest recommendations for the non-conventional materials situation.
The third part consists of recommendations for the development of standards in the field of non-conventional materials The Need of Regulation to Create a Market.
As the main client was the public authorities, the definition of standards authorized mentioning these new materials in the public call for tenders.
Conclusion From an institutionalist economists’ perspective, the development of non-conventional materials market supposes the definition of standards.
In the non-conventional materials situation, who is going to play this role?

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Influence of sputtering pressure for radio frequency magnetron sputtering (103) oriented AlN films on (100) silicon substrate Shih-Bin Jhong1, a, Sean Wu2, b and Maw-Shung Lee3, c 1, 3 Department of Electronic Engineering, National Kaohsiung University of Applied Sciences, 415 Chien Kung Road, Kaohsiung City 807, Taiwan (R.O.C) 2 Department of Electronics Engineering and Computer Science, Tung-Fang Design University, 110 Tung-Fung Road, Hunei District, Kaohsiung City 829, Taiwan (R.O.C) aprint7749@gmail.com, bwusean.tw@gmail.com, cmslee@cc.kuas.edu.tw Keywords: (103)-oriented, aluminum nitride (AlN), piezoelectric material, film bulk acoustic wave resonator (FBAR), quasi-shear mode.
Reactive sputtering at suitable atomic energy and low temperature (below 500°C) allows use a wide variety of possible substrate materials.
This dynamic quenching process allows the formation of novel thin-film materials.
These ultrafine particles are quenched on substrates during film growth, and this non-equilibrium state can lead to the formation of exotic materials.
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The proposed procedure would solve these problems by mixing nano- and microscale domestic natural green materials with polymeric materials.
Materials The main materials used in the research are polymer systems (HDPE), nanoclay of montimorillonite type MMT, and palm date fibers.   1.
In current paper, the materials are very cheap since we are using polymers and natural green Saudi materials of nanoclay and palm tree fibers.
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