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Inorganic compounds generally do not have C-H bonds, while organic compounds do have such bonds. The distinction between inorganic and organic chemistry, however, is far from absolute.
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How is the crystal direction important for etching silicon surfaces?
I am a student of masters study with a background only in electrical engineering, but I have studied Miller indices and crystallographic planes and directions, personally, to help myself understand th …
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Etching around corners
In etching of mono silicon, why does the etching process around the corners differ from the etching process around the flat edges? What brings about this difference and is there some way that MEMS eng …
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Band gap difference in different allotropes of Group4 materials
Diamond and bulk Si are both Group 4 elements found in their $sp^3$ hybridized states, having bandgaps of around 5.3eV and 1.1eV respectively, but Graphene and Silicene are both $sp^2$ hybridized allo …
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