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Solution processing of highly conductive ruthenium and ruthenium oxide thin films from ruthenium–amine complexes

Yoshitaka Murakami, Jinwang Li, Daisuke Hirose, Shinji Kohara, Tatsuya Shimoda

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Designing of ruthenium–amine complexes leads to preparation of highly conductive thin films of ruthenium (20–40 nm thick) and ruthenium oxide (50–90 nm thick) by a simple solution process.

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Designing of ruthenium–amine complexes leads to preparation of highly conductive thin films of ruthenium (20–40 nm thick) and ruthenium oxide (50–90 nm thick) by a simple solution process.

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Designing of ruthenium–amine complexes leads to preparation of highly conductive thin films of ruthenium (20–40 nm thick) and ruthenium oxide (50–90 nm thick) by a simple solution process.

Key concepts: Ruthenium, Ruthenium oxide, Materials science, Amine gas treating, Oxide, Electrical conductor, Chemical engineering, Organic chemistry

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