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THIN films, a few thousand angstroms thick or less, of various inorganic materials can be formed by the poly-crystalline condensation of the low-pressure vapour on a cool substrate. Such films are gaining importance in optical elements, in electronic microcircuitry, and in devices for information storage.
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HERRICK, C. Oxygen-inhibited Grain Growth in Thin Films of Semiconducting Cuprous Iodide. Nature 211, 958–959 (1966). https://doi.org/10.1038/211958a0
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