Features of the formation and nanostructure of the film with the basic hexagonal phase TiN<sub>0.3</sub> by arc evaporation

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"Features of the formation and nanostructure of the film with the basic hexagonal phase TiN_0.3 by arc evaporation"
written by Anna L. Kameneva, L'ybov N. Guselnikova, Tatyana O. Soshina,
published by Journal of Biophysical Chemistry, Vol.2 No.1, 2011

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