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Why do we need to know about Nano-electronic
“materials” details? - A Case study of the evolution of the Transistor

Sand to Silicon - Major Historical Hurdles.

Play parts of movie on Silicon
Fabrication
January 5, 2011 Dr. W. Alan Doolittle 6

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