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The bonding properties of hydrogenated and fluorinated molecules to zirconium oxide thin films: influence of surface defects and water coadsorption — Kai Takeuchi (1995) | RDL Network
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The bonding properties of hydrogenated and fluorinated molecules to zirconium oxide thin films: influence of surface defects and water coadsorption
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Gabor Somorjai
University of California, Berkeley
The bonding properties of hydrogenated and fluorinated molecules to zirconium oxide thin films: influence of surface defects and water coadsorption
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1995
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Kai Takeuchi
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Scott S. Perry
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Miquel Salmerón
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