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Thermal dehydrogenation of polysilane
P. John
, B. C. Cowie, I. M. Odeh
School of Engineering & Physical Sciences
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Chemical Compounds
Polysilanes
100%
Dehydrogenation
67%
Hydrogen
26%
Stretching
25%
Hot Temperature
23%
Infrared radiation
20%
potassium bromide
20%
Red Shift
20%
Temperature
19%
Infrared spectroscopy
16%
Pyrolysis
11%
Engineering & Materials Science
Polysilanes
100%
Dehydrogenation
67%
Stretching
25%
Hot Temperature
23%
Infrared radiation
20%
Red Shift
20%
Temperature
19%
Hydrogen
19%
Infrared spectroscopy
16%
Pyrolysis
11%
Physics & Astronomy
polysilanes
71%
dehydrogenation
62%
hydrogen
14%
thermal decomposition
13%
red shift
12%
infrared spectroscopy
10%
shift
7%
temperature
7%
room temperature
6%
matrices
6%