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The acronym ALD stands for atomic layer deposition. Although the process was developed during the 1970s, ALD remained more of a niche process, since initially most applications of this technique were...
Mato Knez
Material Matters 2008, 3.2, 28
Keywords: Adsorption, Atomic layer deposition, Chemical vapor deposition, Deposition, Diffusion, Electronics, Environmental, Nanomaterials, Nanotechnology, Nanotubes, PAGE, Reductions, Thin film deposition, Tissue microarrays

Thin film photovoltaic devices have become increasingly important in efficiently harnessing solar energy to meet consumer demand. Conventional crystalline silicon solar cells have demonstrated remark...
Simon Rushworth
Material Matters Volume 5 Article 4
Keywords: Absorption, Chemical vapor deposition, Degradations, Deposition, Mass spectrometry, Nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy, Purification, Semiconductor, Solar cells, Spectroscopy, Tissue microarrays, Vaporization

Atomic layer deposition (ALD) techniques have emerged in the last ten years to meet various needs including semiconductor device miniaturization, conformal deposition on porous structures and coating...
Steven M. George, Byunghoon Yoon
Material Matters 2008, 3.2, 34.
Keywords: Atomic layer deposition, Biochemistry, Chemical reactions, Condensations, Deposition, Ligands, Polymerization reactions, Semiconductor, Tissue microarrays

Atomic Layer Deposition (ALD) is a coating technology that allows perfectly conformal deposition onto complex 3D surfaces. The reason for this uniform coating lies in the saturative chemisorption of ...
Dr. Douwe Monsma, Dr. Jill Becker
Material Matters 2006, 1.3, 5.
Keywords: Atomic layer deposition, Automotive, Catalysis, Ceramics, Chemical vapor deposition, Deposition, Electronics, Infrared spectroscopy, Ion Exchange, Nanomaterials, Semiconductor, Solar cells, Tissue microarrays

Aldrich Materials Science offers a variety of precursor materials for use in Atomic Layer Deposition, or ALD. ALD uses consecutive, self-limiting reactions to deposit thin films of controlled thickne...
Keywords: Atomic layer deposition, Deposition, Materials Science