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Material Interface, Inc.
N73W22301 Willowview Drive
Sussex, Wisconsin 53089-2244 USA
Fax (262) 246-9670
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Material Interface, Inc. Corporate Brochure
Material Interface, Inc. Stainless Steel Analysis Brochure and Price List
Auger Electron Spectroscopy Tutorial (AES)
X-Ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy Tutorial (XPS, or ESCA)
Nanotechnology Coating Properties
Effect of Nitric Acid Passivation on the Surface Composition of A270 Type 316L Mechanically Polished Tubing
The Complementary Nature of X-Ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy and Angle-Resolved X-Ray Diffraction: I. Background and Theory
The Complementary Nature of X-Ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy and Angle-Resolved X-Ray Diffraction: II. Analysis ofOxides on Dental Alloys
Color-Tinted Electropolished Stainless Steel Surfaces: What Do They Mean?
X-Ray Diffraction Studies of Oxidized High-Palladium Alloys
The Nature of Hydrogen in XPS: General Patterns from Hydroxides to Hydrogen Bonding
An Electron Spectroscopy Study of the Interfaces and Reactivity of Al-Ti Alloy/Graphite Systems
Bioreactivity of Titanium Implant Alloys
Electron Emission Characteristics of Sputtered Lanthanum Hexaboride
The Effect of Electron Transmission Function on Calculated Auger Sensitivity Factors
Surface Analyses of Dental Casting Alloys
Calculated Auger Yields and Sensitivity Factors for KLL-NOO Transitions with 1-10 kV Primary Beams
SEM and EDS Analysis of Submicrometer Coal Flyash Particles
Calculated Auger Sensitivity Factors Compared to Experimental Handbook Values
Quantitative AES of Binary Alloys. A Comparison Between Handbook and Pseudo-First Principles Corrections

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Material Interface Inc.
N73W22301 Willowview Drive Sussex, Wisconsin 53089-2244
Phone (262) 246-9610 Fax (262) 246-9670