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Canan Dagdeviren

Canan Dagdeviren

by David Sadat

Aug. 23, 2018

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Microscopy image of the ZnO thin film surface after successive testing of the electrode in various buffer solutions for several hours, showing the accumulation of potassium, phosphorous ions, and their salts.

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