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37 results for George W. Tyndall

Plasma polymerization of low dielectric constant fluoro-hydrocarbon film
- - Wei William Lee
  - George Tyndall
  - et al.
- 1998
- MRS Fall Meeting 1998
UV Multiple-Photon Dissociation of Cr(CO)₆ to Cr and CO: Evidence for Direct and Sequential Dissociation Processes
- - George W. Tyndall
  - Robert L. Jackson
- 2002
- JACS
ULTRAVIOLET MULTIPHOTON DISSOCIATION OF GROUP VIB HEXACARBONYLS AND DERIVATIVES: EVIDENCE FOR DIRECT AND SEQUENTIAL DISSOCIATION PATHWAYS.
- - George W. Tyndall
  - Robert L. Jackson
- 1986
- CLEO 1986
Intermolecular interactions between a monomolecular hydroxyl-terminated perfluoropolyether film and the sputtered SiNx surface
- - R.J. Waltman
  - B.K. Yen
  - et al.
- 2004
- Chemistry of Materials
The effect of solvents on the perfluoropolyether lubricants used on rigid magnetic recording media
- - R.J. Waltman
  - George W. Tyndall
  - et al.
- 2004
- Tribology Letters
Investigation of a new cyclotriphosphazene-terminated perfluoropolyether lubricant. Properties and interactions with a carbon surface
- - R.J. Waltman
  - D. Pocker
  - et al.
- 2003
- Chemistry of Materials
Autophobic dewetting of perfluoropolyether films on amorphous-nitrogenated carbon surfaces
- - R.J. Waltman
  - A. Khurshudov
  - et al.
- 2002
- Tribology Letters
The effect of carbon overcoat thickness on the Zdol boundary lubricant film
- - R.J. Waltman
  - H. Zhang
  - et al.
- 2002
- Tribology Letters
Excited-state chromium atom distributions produced in the KrF* laser multiphoton dissociation of a series of chromium compounds
- - George W. Tyndall
  - Carl E. Larson
  - et al.
- 2002
- Journal of Physical Chemistry
Single-photon and multiphoton dissociation of molybdenum hexacarbonyl at 248 nm
- - George W. Tyndall
  - Robert L. Jackson
- 2002
- Journal of Physical Chemistry