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Even for a very short etching time of 0.8 s, thin Ta2O5 is totally etched off and the activated TaN surface appears.

Upon water purge, the dimethylaluminum-As group was etched off, allowing the now exposed Ga to bond with oxygen.

The FE-SEM image indicated that the surface was entirely etched off, and its nanostructures completely disappeared after 8 min of photooxidation treatment (Figure 2d).

At this moment, the Si3N4 mask on the scratched area was just etched off and the Si substrate was exposed on this area.

All produced samples were finally etched off in a 40 wt.% HF solution to prepare the Co-NC-X (X = 800, 900, or 1000) catalysts.

In most cases, the native oxide layer on substrates was not etched off because the metal vapor can 'penetrate' the oxide and reach the semiconductor underneath.

Hydrogen is essential because it selectively etches off non-diamond carbon.

Long-time etching can also cause the etch-off of the deformation layer even at relative low temperature.

Their reality and their legacy portrayed in films like The Full Monty, with bare-bummed Sheffield steelworkers smiling through adversity in that good old Yorkshire way; or Brassed Off, with Grimethorpe etched on the collective memory as a place where a cornet solo can make your eyes well with tears of nostalgia for a collectivism and a solidarity that just sort of melted away?

Other reasons included reference numbers scratched off (in vivo or during explantation) or never etched on the component during manufacture.

This haul did not include the 13 hats she bought earlier and took home to Beekman Street, she said, nor the messenger bag hanging off her right shoulder, with an assembly of skulls etched on the front.