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| 國立臺灣大學 |
1989 |
Reaction Pathway for the Formation of YBa2Cu307 Compound
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Ruckenstein, Eli; Narain, S.; 吳乃立; Ruckenstein, Eli; Narain, S.; Wu, Nae-Lih |
| 國立臺灣大學 |
1989 |
The Effects of Wet-Processing on the Superconducting Properties of YBa2Cu307 Powders
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吳乃立; Ruckenstein, Eli; Wu, Nae-Lih; Ruckenstein, Eli |
| 臺大學術典藏 |
1989 |
Synthesis of Tl2CanBa2Cun+1O6+2n (n=1, 2) from stoichiometric reactant mixtures
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Ruckenstein, Eli; Wong, S-Yen; Lee, Sern-Nan; Wu, Nae-Lih; Yao, Yeong Der; Lee, Sern-Nan; Wong, S-Yen; Ruckenstein, Eli; Wu, Nae-Lih; Yao, Yeong Der |
| 臺大學術典藏 |
1989 |
New Reaction Routes for Preparing Single-Phase T12Caba2Cu208 and T12Ca2Ba2Cu3010 Powders from Stoichiometric Mixtures
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Wu, Nae-Lih; 吳乃立; Yao, Yeong-Der; Yao, Yeong-Der; Lee, Sern-Nan; Lee, Sern-Nan; Yao, Yeong-Der; Wu, Nae-Lih |
| 臺大學術典藏 |
1989 |
The Effects of Wet-Processing on the Superconducting Properties of YBa2Cu307 Powders
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Ruckenstein, Eli; Wu, Nae-Lih; Ruckenstein, Eli; 吳乃立; Wu, Nae-Lih; Ruckenstein, Eli |
| 國立臺灣大學 |
1988 |
高溫超導計劃新技術基礎研究子計劃
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吳乃立; Wu, Nae-Lih |
| 國立臺灣大學 |
1988 |
Carbon Formation on Platinum During Ethylene Oxidation
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Phillips, J.; 吳乃立; Phillips, J.; Wu, Nae-Lih |
| 國立臺灣大學 |
1988 |
Effects of Sample Preparation on the Perferential Orientation of Superconducting YBa2Cu307 Oxide
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Ruckenstein, Eli; 吳乃立; Ruckenstein, Eli; Wu, Nae-Lih |
| 國立臺灣大學 |
1988 |
Evidence of Strong Interaction Between Iron Particles and an Activated Carbon Support
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Hengenberger, E.; 吳乃立; Phillips, J.; Hengenberger, E.; Wu, Nae-Lih; Phillips, J. |
| 國立臺灣大學 |
1988 |
Optimum Processing Conditions for the Purification of the YBa2Cu307 Oxide Powder by Sedimentation
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Sanjeeve, N.; Ruckenstein, Eli; 吳乃立; Sanjeeve, N.; Ruckenstein, Eli; Wu, Nae-Lih |
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