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SEEKING SOURCE FOR THIN METAL FILMS

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From: ritley
Date: Thu, 27 Aug 1992 13:03
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Might anyone know of commercial sources for thin (and preferably single
crystal) FREESTANDING (i.e., unsupported by a substrate)
metal films, say 1000 A to a few microns?  

I have been told someone at the University of Denmark (?) routinely
produces high quality thin metal films, but I don't know the details
or whether anyone else produces these as well.

Many thanks!
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