Physical and dielectric properties of BaTiO3–fluoride–glass systems for nitrogen-fireable embedded capacitors
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Byeong Kon Kim | Dong Joo Shin | Y. Cho | I. Choi | Jun Song | N. Kang | Jun Chul Kim | Jong Won Lee
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