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Rossijskij Fond Fundamental'nykh Issledovanij, Moscow (Russian Federation); Ministerstvo Obrazovaniya i Nauki Rossijskoj Federatsii, Moscow (Russian Federation); Rossijskaya Akademiya Nauk, Moscow (Russian Federation); Nanotekhnologicheskoe Obshchestvo Rossii, Moscow, Zelenograd (Russian Federation); RNTs Kurchatovskij Inst., Moscow (Russian Federation); Yuzhnyj Federal'nyj Univ., Rostov-na-Donu (Russian Federation); NKTB P'ezopribor YuFU, Rostov-na-Donu (Russian Federation); 138 p; ISBN 978-5-9275-0997-3; 
; 2012; p. 23-24; 10. All-Russian conference and Russian youth scientific school on physicochemistry of ultrafine (nano-) systems; Fizikokhimiya ul'tradispersnykh (nano-) sistem. X Vserossijskaya konferentsiya i Rossijskaya molodezhnaya nauchnaya shkola; Anapa (Russian Federation); 25-29 Sep 2012; 3 refs., 1 fig.
; 2012; p. 23-24; 10. All-Russian conference and Russian youth scientific school on physicochemistry of ultrafine (nano-) systems; Fizikokhimiya ul'tradispersnykh (nano-) sistem. X Vserossijskaya konferentsiya i Rossijskaya molodezhnaya nauchnaya shkola; Anapa (Russian Federation); 25-29 Sep 2012; 3 refs., 1 fig.
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[en] Highlights: • The electrochemical synthesis of poly(o-methoxyaniline) (POMA) thin films was performed. • The concentration of monomer, and anodic charge influence the POMA film formation. • A relationship between the mass of the POMA, the anodic charge, and concentration of the OMA was established by EQCM studies. • The morphology of the films shows a compact first layer with spherical grains of different sizes distributed in this layer.
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[en] Information storage polymers have been described and used for many years. When using an electron beam to store information, chemical changes in the macromolecules via local radiation damage is utilized to print the information into the polymer. This letter reports the writing of optically detectable information into birefringent polymer films. The method is based on the fact that preferred orientation of the macromolecules can be destroyed by electron radiation damage. The damage is produced by an electron beam in a transmission electron microscope. The resulting information is observed optically in a polarizing microscope. The polymer films used in the present study were polybutene 1 (PB 1), polyethylene (PE) and polyvinyl-idenfluoride (PVDF). (author)
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Physics Uspekhi; ISSN 1063-7869; ; v. 41(10); p. 1045-1046
; v. 41(10); p. 1045-1046
[en] Atomic layer deposition (ALD) is a mature technology for the deposition of conformal thin films. During the ALD process or in a post-treatment, a variety of diffusion phenomena can occur which can not only deteriorate the desired product, but also can be used to fabricate materials or structures in a novel way. This special issue reviews some of the observed diffusion processes and strategies to make use of those. (paper)
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[en] We study the impact of a drop of liquid onto a thin layer of the same liquid. We give an overview of the sequence of events that occur as the two most important dimensionless control parameters are varied. In particular, multiple cohorts of droplets can be ejected at different stages after impact due to different mechanisms. Edgerton's famous Milkdrop Coronet is only observed for a narrow range of parameters. Outside this range, the splash is either qualitatively different, or suffers from a much lower level of regularity. (cover illustration)
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Nonlinearity (Print); ISSN 0951-7715; ; v. 21(1); p. C1-C11
; v. 21(1); p. C1-C11
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