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First-principles investigation of morphological evolution of tungsten growth on alumina surfaces: implications for thin-film growth

Park et al., 2022

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11100848900602047993
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Park H
Han D
Lim H
Choi W
Kim H
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ACS Applied Nano Materials

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The fundamentals and interfacial interaction mechanism of tungsten-alumina heterostructures are not yet fully understood. Here, we present a first-principles investigation of the thermodynamic driving force responsible for the phase transition from amorphous to …
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