Development of magnetic-field and pulsed-plasma-enhanced chemical vapor deposition method to fabricate amorphous silicon carbonitride diaphragm for environmental-cell transmission electron microscope

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Development of magnetic-field and pulsed-plasma-enhanced chemical vapor deposition method to fabricate amorphous silicon carbonitride diaphragm for environmental-cell transmission electron microscope

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Surface modification of triacetylcellulose by low-energy nitrogen ions for diaphragm of environmental cell transmission electron microscope

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