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Investigation Of High Dielectric Ta
2
O
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Thin Films Deposited By Reactive Sputtering
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Mechanism And Fuzzing Judge Of Ash Slagging On Refractory Lined On Water-wall Of Coal-fired Boilers
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Space Charge Properties Of LDPE/Montmorillonite Nano-Composite Materials
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Design, Synthesis And Optoelectronic Properties Of Novel Organic Small Molecules And Conjugated Polymers
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Study On Synthesis And Modification Of LiMnPO
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Material For Li-ion Battery
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An Alternative Route Towards Monodisperse CdS Quantum Dots For Solar Cells
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Study On The PTFE Hose For The Application In Aero-craft And Aero-space
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Improvment Of The Inverted Polymer Solar Cells With The ZnOćCdS(Se) Nanomaterials Interlayer
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The Effect Of Halogenated Alkane Additives On Doping Density In Polymer Solar Cells And The Fabrication Of Perovskite Solar Cells
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The Preparation And Properties Study Of Multilayer Absorber Thin Film For Cigs Solar Cells
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Analysis Of Metal Oxide Varistor Failures Induced By Different Surge Current Base On Microstructure
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Influence Of Processing Parameters On The Crystallinity And Thickness Distribution Of Medical Injector In Plastic Injection Molding
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Improving The Crystallinity Of The CZTSSe Absorber And It's Impact On The Solar Cell Efficiency
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Evolution Of Hydrogen Bonds Matrix During Cellulose Pyrolysis Based On [Bmim]Cl Regeneration
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The Research On The Preparation And Optimization Of Perovskite Film And The Application In Solar Cell
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Crystallization/Phase Separation Control And Photostability In Organic Solar Cells Active Layer
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The Fabrication Of Electron Transportation Layer And Improvement Of Perovskite Film In Perovskite Solar Cells
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Study On Fabrication And Photovoltaic Property Of CH
3
NH
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Pb(I
1-x
Br
x
)
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Planar Heterojunction Perovskite Solar Cell
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Design,Synthesis And Application Of Organic Photoelectric Materials Based On Vat Orange 3
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Preparation And Optimization Of LiFePO
4
Based Lithium-ion Batteries For High And Low Temperatures
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