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Si/SiC bonded wafer: A route to carbon free SiO[sub 2] on SiC

A Pérez-Tomás, M Lodzinski, O. J Guy, M. R Jennings, M Placidi, J Llobet, P. M Gammon, M. C Davis, J. A Covington, S. E Burrows, P. A Mawby, Owen Guy Orcid Logo

Applied Physics Letters, Volume: 94, Issue: 10, Start page: 103510

Swansea University Author: Owen Guy Orcid Logo

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DOI (Published version): 10.1063/1.3099018

Published in: Applied Physics Letters
ISSN: 0003-6951
Published: 2009
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title Si/SiC bonded wafer: A route to carbon free SiO[sub 2] on SiC
spellingShingle Si/SiC bonded wafer: A route to carbon free SiO[sub 2] on SiC
Owen Guy
title_short Si/SiC bonded wafer: A route to carbon free SiO[sub 2] on SiC
title_full Si/SiC bonded wafer: A route to carbon free SiO[sub 2] on SiC
title_fullStr Si/SiC bonded wafer: A route to carbon free SiO[sub 2] on SiC
title_full_unstemmed Si/SiC bonded wafer: A route to carbon free SiO[sub 2] on SiC
title_sort Si/SiC bonded wafer: A route to carbon free SiO[sub 2] on SiC
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P. A Mawby
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