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The tantalum oxide as nanostructure material have recently become attractive due to the particular fundamental properties that are present in such low-dimensional systems, which have unique properties different from those found in bulk scale.
The fabricated nanostructured films yielded high optical transmittance and were applicable for surface reaction devices and biocompatibility, as well as, photocatalytic materials and sensors.
Acknowledgments This work was supported by Faculty of Science and Technology, Rajamangala University of Technology Suvarnabhumi.
Zhang, Study on the anticorrosion, Biocompatibilty, and Osteoinductivity of Tantalum Decorated with Tantalum Oxide Nanotube Array Films, ACS Applied Material and Interfaces 4 (2012) 4516-4523
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Magnetron Sputtering Yiming Yang a, Bing Ren b , Jian Huang c , Ke Tang d , Junnan Wang e , Hongze Yu f and Linjun Wang g * School of Materials Science and Engineering, Shanghai University, No. 333 Nancheng Road, Shanghai 200444, China ayymatshu@163.com, brb1989@shu.edu.cn, cjianhuang@shu.edu.cn, dtangke26@yahoo.com.cn, ewjnan1109@163.com, fyuhongze@aliyun.com, g *ljwang@shu.edu.cn Keywords: r. f. magnetron sputtering; boron films; pressure; power.
Acknowledgements This work was supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China (61176072), Doctoral Fund of Ministry of Education of China (No. 20123108120021), Innovation Fund of Shanghai University (sdcx2012004) and Shanghai Funding Scheme for Youth Scholars Training (ZZSD12015, ZZSD12036) References [1] J.
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Introduction In resent years, people continuously explore better storage methods for fresh food by developing the packaging materials, additives or MAP (Modified Atmosphere Package).
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The obtained microspheres were molded with dissolved PLA in solvent and porous materials were formed by solvent evaporation.
Introduction Formation of porous materials using biodegradable microspheres would have the possibility to obtain easily three-dimensional designed materials for bone grafts[1].
Biodegradable polymers such as poly (D,L-lactide), PLA are now used as bone implant materials.
Phase of the microspheres was analyzed by XRD (MAC science, MXP3).
By the use of the microspheres, porous materials consisting of only biodegradable materials were successfully prepared under the condition at ordinary temperature and pressure.

Using new technologies to produce green materials has become an attractive topic for researchers in the field of material science and engineering [2].
The utilization of OPEFBs has attracted a great deal of interest as a reinforcing agent in composite materials.
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This paper describes the successful deposition of a Ni:P layer on 4H-SiC through electroless nickel plating followed by a discussion of the results of surface science and electrical measurements.
Lemiti, Electrical and structural characterization of electroless nickel–phosphorus contacts for silicon solar cell metallization, Journal of The Electrochemical Society 157 (2010) H742
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A further breakdown to the material cost reveals that among all the materials involved, the cost of NiO powder takes 73.6% of the total material cost.
Other raw materials, such as additives (13.5%) and sulfuric acid (12.9%), only take small portions of the total.
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Introduction Carbon Fiber Reinforced Plastics (CFRP) materials are increasingly used in various fields of science and engineering, because of their particular mechanical and physical properties such as high specific strength and high specific stiffness.
Different properties of two materials made the drilling process so complex that the delamination is rebelliousness.
The difference of the two materials’ stiffness made the thrust force increasing as the drilling process going on in S3.
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